Cat Hammocks
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I volunteer at an animal shelter. They get donations of old bed clothes and towels. I'll take the pillow cases home
to make cat hammocks out of them.
We hang them in the cat cages and the cats simply love them. They curl up in them so nice an cozy. They also keep the cats high and dry, should they accidentally spill their water bowls or turn over their litter pans. The volunteers like them too, because they are a snap to wash, fast drying and easy to fold and stack. A lot of the pillow cases are so pretty and colorful, they really brighten up the cages.
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- 1 Bag of High Loft Batting (can make up to 10 or 11 hammocks)
- Grommets and grommet pliers or you can sew button holes or material loops instead
- 4 key ring hooks (or ribbons)
- Scissors
- Pillow cases
Step 3: Insert batting into pillowcase,
as if you're putting a pillow
case on a pillow.
The object of this step is to hold the batting in place so that it won’t bunch up during laundering. Sometimes I like to draw a design and stitch it using a contrasting color thread.
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