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CRAFTS FOR DOGS
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CRAFTS FOR CATS
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 Rag Chew Toys
Your pets are family, too! Make them feel special with these rag chew toys. Since these toys are so simple, why not make extras to donate to your local animal shelter.
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 Hemp Dog Collars
Sew a sturdy collar that will hold up to the elements as well as your dog's roughhousing. This eco-friendly hemp collar can be customized with matching or contrasting thread.
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 Beaded Kitty Necklaces
A little glue goes a long way toward making these fun-to-assemble kitty necklaces. Choose your own beads, throw in a few jingle bells and your cat will be dressed to the nines, which is almost as good as having nine lives!
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 Diamond Dog Collars
Make your pet feel like a princess -- or prince -- with these sparkling necklaces that are simple to make with grosgrain ribbon and dangling rhinestone trim.
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 Baby's First Dog
Share some puppy love with the baby in your life with these one-of-a-kind appliqued onesies.
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 Baby Sock Cat Toy
This simple and inexpensive mouse-size toy, filled with catnip and sewn by hand, will provide your cat with hours of entertainment.
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 Catnip Rat
Show your cat how purr-fect you think they are by rewarding them with this one-of-a-kind toy.
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 Cat Tree
This scratching post was made from a fallen tree on Martha's property. It's 18 inches tall, but you can make yours any size.
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 Cats at home...
Did you ever wonder what your cats did at home while you were out? Well today I found out what mine do. They watch Martha Stewart on TV to see what cat toys I can make them when I get home. Here is what they liked the best. To see more crafts, go to our crafts section. Don't worry dog lovers, Martha didn't forget about you, there are some awesome crafts for you too.
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