I made this cute little cat tree, from my Pet Shop kit from China.
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Miniature cat tree with scratching post and toy, 1:24 scale |
Isn't it cute? All of the wood pieces, the legs, bead, and green felt were provided in the kit, along with instructions.
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Instructions for mini cat tree |
I don't know if you can tell, but the wood pieces for this item are nice and sturdy; great quality.
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Wood parts for mini cat tree |
I glued the pieces together with Alene's Tacky Glue, Quick Grab.
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Assembling mini cat tree |
The scratch posts are tiny lengths of toothpick or skewer-type wood, wrapped with unraveled rafia type paper.
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Making the scratch posts |
The base was just a piece of felt but I found it wasn't sturdy enough that way so I added a piece of cereal box cardboard onto the back.
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The base |
After the parts have been glued and allowed to dry, they were glued together.
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Pieces of mini cat tree ready for assembly |
I also made a simple pet dish, using a length of corrugated cardboard glued around a cut out circle of cardboard. The instructions said to use a circle of paper but I wanted it sturdier.
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Simple cardboard pet dish |
The cat toy is just a bead glued to a bit of the rafia paper, which I rolled in my fingers to make thinner.
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Finished cat tree |
Here it is; the glue is still wet in this picture. I think a mini cat would like this, don't you?
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