Using Stitch Witch for Cage Liners?

chelseabell · Nov 9, 2011

I was just wondering if anyone has any advice about whether or not it would be safe to use stitch witch or a similar product to make cage liners and hedgie bags?

I don't have a sewing machine and I don't have to money for what people charge to make them, so I thought maybe this would be an alternative?

Any advice would be appreciated.

smhufflepuff · Nov 9, 2011

The iron-on adhesive? Comes apart in the wash

You can just cut the fleece to the right size for the liner. The edges will not fray.

For the hedgiebag, you could go with a no-sew version... This technique: http://www.instructables.com/id/No-Sew-Fleece-Blanket/

Hammie · Nov 10, 2011

I made a no-sew version and my guy loves it! Just make sure you wash and dry your fleece first so that it shrinks and THEN cut it to size. It's sooo easy that way! Good luck and enjoy fabric hunting!!! Use a coupon, too, if you can find one. I got mine half off the day I went.

LarryT · Nov 17, 2011

I have made some liners using it and it worked great

been using them for years and it's never came apart in the wash. Just be sure to double layer the stitch witch for added holding/bonding strength and buy the heavy weight it holds much better than the regular weight.

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