Traveling with your pet cat presents a few unique challenges. As a general rule, cats do not enjoy riding in a car or other moving vehicle. Because of this,

plastic tote and hardware cloth, attached by sewing on with wire; i did this today! not as hard or as time consuming as you would think! And it's pretty rugged! I didn't mesh the top because I want to be able to stack them if necessary, so I made a "hinged" door on the front with extra hardware cloth, edged with duct tape.

Looking for a hands-free way to carry your tiny dog or cat? Whip up an easy DIY no-sew dog sling out of an old shirt in minutes!

Alternatives to a cat carrier: Cardboard box Laundry basket Tota bag It’s always a good idea to use a cat carrier whenever you need to take your cat somewhere. However,

Emergency Pet Carrier

Create a safe, comfortable place for your cat or rabbit to travel in the car! Find a large plastic storage bin and cut holes around the top edges of the bin for added ventilation. Place a small litter

Doll Printies | Pet Items

Back in September, I guest posted for Tasha over I Seam Stressed, while she was adjusting to her new life as mom of two. For that post, I've put up a tutorial on how to do your own pocket sling. Today's, I am bringing it home, since all we think about now is Christmas and all the handmade presents we have to make, i think this should be a good idea to gift a new mom or a pregnant relative/friend in your life. Enjoy! Since my appearence here is due to Tasha's baby boy's birth, I thought I'd…

Mei Tai made with Heather Ross' fabric. This one has a pocket/stuff sack added. For the stuff sack tutorial, visit www.montessoribyhand.blogspot.com. The mei tai pattern is available for purchase at www.montessoribyhand.net. P.S. I really need my own baby. I don't know how much longer I can rely on my fat cat!