How to Make a Crinkle Sack for your Pets

This is an easy how to tutorial on making a crinkle sack for your pets. These crinkle sack make a great toy for all kinds of pets, cats, ferrets, guinea pigs and any other pet that likes crinkle toys. There is a list of materials and measurements below.
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My Crinkle Sack Measured approx. 24" (L) x 15" (W) after sewing
Material Sizes including seam allowance:
- 1 piece of out side fabric 24.5” (L) x 16 ” (W)
- 1 piece of inner fabric 27.5” (L) x 16 ” (W)
- 2 pieces of crinkle paper 24.5" (L) X 17" (W
Materials Used in this tutorial:
- Outer fabric, Flannel, cotton, or fleece
- Inner fabric, Fleece, minky or another soft material
- Crinkle Paper
- Sewing Machine
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Pen
- clips or pins
LINKS TO MATERIALS:
- MumCraft Sewing Clips: amzn.to/3mlzu4F
- Crinkle Paper: amzn.to/3Nlp2WO
- Boning: amzn.to/3Mnv3RB
- Frisked Rulers:
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[@serenitypalmer490]

Love this! Now I can make Sugar one! She LOVES crinkly material!

[@43pups43]

I love this! Will try to make one for my cats, maybe a bit bigger. Thanks for sharing!

[@rosettaok8243]

Con la plastica dentro il sacco mi sembra che ci possa essere pericolo di soffocamento.

[@FerretTails]

@@rosettaok8243it’s not plastic and it’s hidden fully inside the material. If your animals are chewers, I wouldn’t recommend this because if they eat the fleece and crinkle paper (not plastic) it could cause a blockage.

[@PiggieTime]

It seems like they had a lot of fun with it! Great DIY!

[@Hey_im_Viv]

My partner and I are adopting ferrets this Saturday. We bought the ferret Nation and decided we want to make our own cage liners, hammocks, beds and stuff like that. We have 0 sewing experience, but bought a sewing machine and some tools. Already made the cage liners our selves. It's not perfect, but super excited about it. I found your channel and this is so helpful! Can't wait to see what all we can create with your videos as guide!! Thank you for these

[@FerretTails]

Congrats on your new babies!! And you can absolutely sew your own bedding! I didn’t know how to use a sewing machine when I started either. If you watch my videos you’ll see the progression of me getting better as the years go on 😂. I ended up falling in love with sewing and now I have an Etsy shop where I sell liners and accessories.

[@SimplyLolly]

Added tip: I will take the layered crinkle & fabric and sew a few short lines in random places before sewing it all together. I’ve noticed on a few of my personal sacks that, when washed, the crinkle would end up in a ball inside. My ferrets are quite rough on their crinkle stuff & then with the agitation of the washer… a small tear in the crinkle can grow quickly… helping it become a mess inside. But a few tack spots helps hold it in place, especially if you wash it often. Just a little thing I’ve learned along the way… 🙂

[@FerretTails]

I started doing the same and I don’t put them in the dryer, the crinkle gets weird. So now I hang it to dry

[@ParaBellum1776]

Hi! Do you have an email? I need a little help with my noodles