It only takes 2 1/2 pipe cleaners and three beads. The hardest part is pushing the beads onto the pipe cleaner.
(Be sure to test this ahead of time if this is a kid's project. My smallest beads wouldn't fit onto the pipe cleaner.)
They are totally poseable, vary by how long you make the snout, ears and tail, and most importantly... are housebroken:@)
I couldn't add anything to the incredible instructional YouTube video HERE.
Watch it once and you'll know you (or your daughter or granddaughter) can do this too!
Prefer kittens?
I couldn't get over how cute a $1.97 pack of kitten buttons were at Walmart and thought they'd be fun for Barbie.
There were five kittens, all in different colors and positions.
Adorable and perfect for Barbie's house play, pictures and dioramas.
A small basket from the crafting stash made a perfect little bed.
I used a large pom-pom, but another bedding option is sewing a simple yo-yo (yo-yo tutorial here) and stuffing it with a couple cotton balls.
The kittens can then be glued in place or positioned as desired.
Craft some furry little friends and have a happy day:@)
Prefer kittens?
I couldn't get over how cute a $1.97 pack of kitten buttons were at Walmart and thought they'd be fun for Barbie.
There were five kittens, all in different colors and positions.
Adorable and perfect for Barbie's house play, pictures and dioramas.
I used a large pom-pom, but another bedding option is sewing a simple yo-yo (yo-yo tutorial here) and stuffing it with a couple cotton balls.
The kittens can then be glued in place or positioned as desired.
I do have to say, these kittens are a little easier to corral than the real thing😉
My inspiration:
Every Barbie should have a pet!
