Scrap Fabric Catnip Toys
Does your cat love a good catnip toy? So does our cat Millie. In fact, she loves digging through scrap fabric and playing with trash so much that she inspired this collection of scrap fabric catnip toys.
Each toy is made almost entirely of scraps – the exterior is made from larger leftover bits that can’t be made into bandanas or sweaters, the inside is stuffed with little fabric scraps, and the crinkle inside is the back of my shipping labels. (We also toss a little catnip in there to keep your feline friend happy.)
Since these are made from scraps, there are no set patterns or sizes, they’re all random. However we do let you choose the shape: stick (long tube), chip (triangle), or brick (little square). But no matter what you get, we’re sure your cat will enjoy the texture and surprise.
| Shape Options | Description |
|---|---|
| Stick | Long tube shape, great for chasing and batting |
| Chip | Triangle shape, offers a fun, compact play option |
| Brick | Small square shape, perfect for gentle play and pouncing |
FAQ
Are the toys made from recycled materials?
Yes, each toy is made almost entirely from scrap fabric, including leftover pieces from other products and the back of shipping labels.
Does the catnip in the toy last long?
The catnip is mixed into the stuffing and should remain effective for several weeks, depending on your cat’s interaction with the toy.
Are the shapes consistent or random?
The shapes are chosen by the buyer: stick, chip, or brick. However, due to the use of scrap fabric, each toy has a unique appearance and size.
Amy Hemmings –
My cat absolutely loves this toy. She digs into it, chases it, and even tries to eat the crinkle part. The texture is different from regular catnip toys, which keeps her interested. I chose the stick shape and it’s been a hit.
Chloe Rampling –
The toy is unique and made with a lot of care. My cat plays with it for hours. The catnip is noticeable, and the fabric feels soft. A little messy after use, but worth it.
Colin Fisher –
I was curious about the scrap fabric concept and it’s actually quite charming. The toy has a random look, which is fun. My cat doesn’t mind the crinkle part and keeps returning to it.