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Amazing Handmade Cat Toy Swap

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Swap Homepage:http://www.flickr.com/groups/scratchcraftswap/
Swap Coordinator:marty (contact)
Swap categories: Nature  Crafts  Toys 
Number of people in swap:7
Location:Other
Type:None
Last day to signup/drop:June 16, 2006
Date items must be sent by:July 7, 2006
Number of swap partners:2
Description:

I just got a new kitten and being the overproductive person that I am I thought it would it be great to make him some handmade toys. Well, I thought to myself, wouldn't everyone want some handmade cat toys? Of course they would!

Here's the deal you can use any process you want to make the toys, knitting, crocheting, sewing, macrame, wood construction, etc. Just make sure you don't use any material that would be harmful to kitties. This means NO SHARP OBJECTS!!

You will have 2 partners, and you will make 3 toys for each partner. That's 6 toys you have to make. SIX! But come on, they're small, fun, easy. They can be all different or the same. Who wouldn't want 3 cute knitted mice, I know I would.

This swap is open to US and Canada only, sorry guys.

Think fuzzy, think catnip, think cat toy.

You can post pics: http://www.flickr.com/groups/scratchcraftswap/

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