i think its REALLY cute! the colors look great together!

thats coolio. i want to get a 695 and that is a neat idea.

Wow! That's awesome!

lol maybe for you it is very easy but i'm a teenage boy with little to no experience with fabrics. I didn't even know what fleece was until i got into rats.      ..Good thing i can always come up with money and i have a grandmother 

I love it!  I can sew, but I actually really like the ties that you made.  Very creative and very attractive, too.   

Its good to see you have learned how practical and wonderful women are Now get to tying double knots and learning some useful stuff for the future (come on, making rattie accessories will be a useful life skill!!!)

Cool idea, my rats would love something like that! As it is they love having empty cardboard boxes to hide in, but they get so stinky I have to replace them every week. I would love to replace them with something washable like that.

This was so cute I had to have a go with making one, hope you don't mind. I made a one "room" tree house cube hammock. I will post pictures and/or link to video I took of them actually using it (didn't think they'd use it) but only with your permission. (your thread )

I want to make one. That's an awesome cube! 

So here's the basic idea behind the construction (although I think most of you could have figured this out! )

You make 4 of diagram A, and two of diagram B.  The measurements are the ones I used for my cube, but you can make it any measurements you want.  Just be sure to add about 6" to the width and 6" to the hight (for the tie-tabs).  For instance, if you wanted your final cube to measure ten inches wide by five inches high, you'd cut squares that were sixteen inches wide, and eleven inches high. 



Cut a three-inch square out of each corner for every peice.  Then cut an even number of tabs, three inches long, out of the sides (as shown on the diagram).  Be sure that you do the same number of tabs for each long side and each short side.  Then you just start tying!  Tie one long side to another until you have a boxy tunnel.  Then tie the "B" peices onto the ends.  Finish by cutting any entrances or windows you want.  I wove some fleece strips into the top seams, then tied the cube to the cage bars.  I also used some bent paper clips to anchor corners.

Wow, I managed to make a really simple project sound like one of those assembly pamphlets you get with cheap pre-fab furniture.  You know, the ones written by someone in Indonesia for a product made in Sweden being sold in the US?    Sorry if that sounds very confusing...  Good luck!  Be sure to post any successes (or failures - that's as entertaining!)

Hmm,I should make a cube for my little furry critters..I've made about a dozen hammocks,that they tore down,so maybe a cube would be nice for their cage..