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From: Bejae43
Date: 02-04-2005, 10:20 AM (1 of 5)
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I want to sew my cat some toys. I found the instructions but not a cat PATTERN. Does anyone have one...... I hope. <email address removed for privacy> |
User: Bejae43
Member since: 02-04-2005 Total posts: 1 |
From: MyGirlFriday
Date: 02-04-2005, 09:59 PM (2 of 5)
Here is a web site that has a few free sewing patterns on there....if you scroll down you will see the links for the patterns. Hope this helps ya out~  pattern link (http://www.birdcrossstitch.com/organiccotton/) mgf~ 
Blessings & Smiles
Frogs have it easy....they just eat what's buggin' them. |
User: MyGirlFriday
Member since: 12-05-2004 Total posts: 288 
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From: Laurieb2851
Date: 03-21-2005, 12:42 AM (3 of 5)
| The response probably comes late here for this inquiry - but when I saw request for catnip mouse it made me think of a darling pattern I just bought. Look at the Simplicity 4765. It has cat beds, furniture throws that are large cat heads and there is a darling little mouse that would be just adorable for catnip. I love watching the cats putting stuff like that in their mouth and marching off with it, lol! |
User: Laurieb2851
Member since: 03-08-2005 Total posts: 16 |
From: SBEAR
Date: 03-27-2005, 05:31 AM (4 of 5)
| When I have polar fleece left over from other projects I just cut a little oval, teardrop, rectangle, or square shape out of it, sew on the regular machine or the serger leaving a little opening, put in a big pinch of catnip and maybe a small jingle bell, and sew closed. Wally world has packets of organic catnip-----one pouch will make many, many cat toys. You don't really have to fill up the toy-cats like very small very light toys to play with. This past Christmas the one thing everyone asked for was cat toys! I don't add stuffing, whiskers, eyes, etc., as these are not safe ingredients for many cats. Rub the catnip a little bit between your fingers as you add it to the toy-it brings out that inspiring and intoxicating aroma! |
User: SBEAR
Member since: 09-15-2004 Total posts: 31 |
From: Vanessa's sewin
Date: 03-29-2005, 08:00 AM (5 of 5)
I made this cute needle holder recently, but I think the pattern could be easily modified to be a cat toy. I found it at my local quilting shop.  Vanessa ETA: Forgot the link! http://www.alwaysquiltingonline.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=patternsmisc&productid=mousepattern |
User: Vanessa's sewin
Member since: 02-22-2005 Total posts: 30 |
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