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Ten Cent Cat Toy from Hanger and String

Ten Cent Cat Toy from Hanger and String
I got tired of paying $5 to $10 for store-bought cat toys, only to have them fall apart after fifteen minutes of play.  This design is both durable and dirt cheap, and I can whip up a new one any time.
 
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Step 1Materials and Tools

Materials and Tools
You will need the following materials:

1 dry cleaning hanger for pants (the kind with the cardboard tube across the bottom.)
1 piece of string around 36 inches long.  (Having experimented with a variety of yarns and strings, I've found cotton string or hemp twine work best, at least with my cats.)

You will also need the following tools:
1 pair of scissors, or a boxcutter


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8 comments
Oct 24, 2010. 9:02 PMTypogoddess says:
my cat would prefer to sleep in my underwear. :)
Oct 25, 2010. 8:28 PMTypogoddess says:
he also likes flies. i catch them for him. facepalm. :0)
Jul 6, 2010. 8:26 AMjhorvath says:
How creative! I wish I was married to someone as clever as you.
May 24, 2010. 8:53 PMspacepirate04 says:
My cat loves the home made toys over store bought stuff great instructables.

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