Do-It-Yourself Small Animal Toys

By DreamRaven

All you need is a sewing machine or the time and patience to hand sew, and some imagination and toys are born. Add boxes, a utility knife and more toys are born. Add more stuff from around the house and you guessed it, more toys are born. The first 8 chapters are all about sewing toys; the last 5 chapters are about toys you can make mostly from stuff laying around the house.
I have had many fun filled hours over the years making small animal toys with my daughters. I wanted to share some of our various toys. I have written directions specifically to include gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas and guinea pigs, these directions are adaptable for other small animals as well. The great thing about most of these toys is that they can be made with things laying around the house, cereal boxes, toilet paper tubes, paper towel tubes, used envelopes, boxes that packages come in, you know most of the stuff either sitting around or it fills up the garbage can here is a new use for it.
I try to keep my e-Books short, simple, and fun. So have fun, play with your children, small animals and let your imagination have some fun. You can also find all sorts of fun stuff for chew toys at your local craft store.

• Language: English
• Publisher: DreamRaven
• Release date: Jan 16, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301467198

DreamRaven

Dream Raven is a pen name for a stay at home mother of 2. I raise rodents and small exotics as a hobby. I also design and maintain web sites and specialize in animal web stores. Besides taking care of my daughters and rodents, we also have numerous pets, sugar gliders, a hedgehog and of course a dog and 2 cats.

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DIY Small Animal Toys

By Dream Raven

Copyright 2013 Dream Raven

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Square Hammock with Entrance Slot

Chapter 3: Square Hammock with Entrance Hole

Chapter 4: Triangle House

Chapter 5: Triangle Tunnel

Chapter 6: Vines

Chapter 7: Cube

Chapter 8: Trampoline

Chapter 9: Ball Pits

Chapter 10: Cereal Box Dive Boxes

Chapter 11: Condos

Chapter 12: Tunnels and Tubes

Chapter 13: Chew Toys

About the Author

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Chapter 1: Introduction

All you need is a sewing machine or the time and patience to hand sew, and some imagination and toys are born. Add boxes, a utility knife and more toys are born. Add more stuff from around the house and you guessed it, more toys are born. The first 8 chapters are all about sewing toys; the last 5 chapters are about toys you can make mostly from stuff laying