thank you!!

I agree, it is a bit hard than the regular hammock, but the minute I hung it up Lucy jumped in it and went to sleep lol. And when I went in to check on them later that night, they had drug their little blanket inside of it and were all snuggled up sleeping. It was so cute :)

@@FerretTails Awe thats too cute!

Aww thank you! You could sew it by hand, but it may take a while lol.

Its possible by hand. Done it myself and worth it in the end.

@@LittlePaws18120 i can't seem to find a tutorial on how to do it by hand!

Checkers Furry thank you!

Cnoevo Auto Adventures thank you!!!

Nanda Kinas thank you! I have a made a few other DIYs, I will definitely be making more. I don’t know if you saw my other DIYs, but if not here are some of them kzfaq.info/sun/PLc1wV6XtW0vdBtdRCY4JgH2Bpc37yaz4N

@@FerretTails Thank you! I started learning how to handle the sewing machine because of your videos and I cant wait to put this knowledge into practice. I have three cute rats and they will love it!

Nanda Kinas you can definitely do it. I 💯 taught myself how to sew by watching KZfaq videos. That was about 4 years ago, but there are some great tutorials on how to use sewing machines. Once I felt comfortable with my ability to do it, I bought a better sewing machine! My interest in sewing came from wanting to make stuff for my ferrets 😂.

The background music is annoying

FinnickandPossum thanks l!

I love their little faces too 🥰. I have a regular Etsy customer who has two rats, one is hairless and they are so cute. I love when she sends me videos 🥰. Their so smart. As for the stabilizer, I am in love with fusible fleece (Pellon 971). I use it between the two layers. I use it with all the items I sell in my Etsy shop. According to Pellon it’s safe, from what I have found they say “ "Our fusible coatings are all non-toxic." If you don’t want to use fusible fleece, try quilt batting, the thicker the better the shape will be. But also the thicker, the harder it will be to sew. For the bottom, I make a square pad with solid fleece and out a layer of uhaul in the middle. Then I stick it in the hole of the cube so it just lays on the bottom. That really helps the bottom be more sturdy. I make the pads in my Teepee tutorial if you wanted to see how I made it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ad14aNyDzaiWZXU.html

It takes about 30 minutes or so now. But it use to take longer. Ive made so many at this point, that I’ve gotten faster at it.

@@michelleclark8627 you could, it wouldn’t be quite as sturdy as fusible fleece, but it would work, especially if you’re using flannel as the outside fabric. I use that kind of interfacing when I’m making triangle shaped coin purses, and things like that and it works win helping to keep the shape

@FerretTails she doesn't use the fusible fleece in the video it's Featherlite 911ff which is lighter then the mid weight. I am confused bc she says fleece interfacing but the bag she shows u is not that?

Just want to make it as sturdy as I can. What should I use then?

@@michelleclark8627 i’m so sorry, that’s my fault, I made this video about four years ago and at that time I had not been sewing very long and I hadn’t used interfacing or fusible fleece very much, and I incorrectly called it interfacing but I was actually using fusible fleece in the video. I currently use Pellon 971 because I found it to be the more sturdier of the two fusible fleeces that Joann fabrics offers but in the video I probably used Pellon 987 I’m also working on trying to remake some of my older videos just to make them easier to follow and easier to understand. I started sewing in 2018 when I got my ferrets, but I’m fully self-taught, which sometimes shows in my earlier videos. I sincerely apologize for any confusion and I really appreciate you bringing this to my attention and I will add this video to the list of ones I want to remake. And if ever come across on of my videos that’s hard to understand or does it make sense please feel free to leave a comment or you can message me on Instagram or Facebook, and I have my email address about section of my KZfaq channel.

Pellon TP971F Fusible Thermolam Plus Fleece 45'' by Pellon | Item # 6224372

Yea, you can absolutely wash it! I have washed mine a million times since I made this video and it’s still in good shape and the ferrets love it!

Alicia Vaughan no, you don’t have to use it. The main reason I use it is to help keep the shape so the cube stays a cube. You could just use the fabric or you can also use iron on fusible fleece from the craft store or Walmart to hold the shape.

Hi Kathy, just m glad you are enjoying the videos. I did a tunnel hammock back when I first started my channel. Although that one does not have an entrance hole in the top center. I linked that video below, but I will work on doing another video for a tunnel hammock with the hole in the top center! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hqqVjLmrpqq8poU.html

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