Some DIY toys

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- 07/22/2017 at 5:46 AM
  muffinandmunchbunny
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  Hello,
  Recently I’ve really been into making toys for muffin as she barely plays with store bought toys. I’m going to leave instructions on how to build some of my favourite toys, feel free to leave your own!
  
  -DIY Jumps
  -Cardboard tubes
  -Several bunny-safe sticks (not too big)
  
  Poke stick-sized holes into two cardboard tubes, making sure they are directly opposite eachother.
  Put a stick into the holes so it’s balancing between them, and there you have a cheap, diy jump!
  
  -Digging Box
  -Cardboard box
  -Shredded paper/bunny-safe wood shavings
  
  If your bunny can’t jump into the box, make a raised entrance on the side of the box to help your bunny get in, and prevent the filling going everywhere!
  Fill the box with your filling, and hide some treats inside.
  Release the bunny….!
  
  -Bunny Castle
  -Several Cardboard boxes of different sizes
  -Tape
  
  This one is pretty simple. All you have to do is collect quite a few boxes, and create a few holes to go through and make a castle/house type of shape by sticking the boxes together. You can make ramps and balconies, just make sure to secure everything down really well!
- 07/25/2017 at 1:48 AM
  LongEaredLions
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  Great ideas! DIY toys are my favorite.
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