Materials:1 3/4 inch PVC pipe- 3 foot in length1-end cap1- "T" joint12 inch plywood round for the baseGorilla GlueMetallic gold spray paintInsulation foam boardGold and black paintExacto knife for cuttingMarker for tracingPrint off downloadable PDF version of Statue
Cardboard slabs (or old refrigerator box)Paint (ask for sample colors to save money)Exacto knifeDuct tapeCereal boxes/cracker boxes/oatmeal canisterScissors
Table leg – We bought these at Home Depot, but if you want to make this project a little more rustic, repurpose an old table leg. If you have a table lying around the house you don't need or if you find one at a flea market or garage sale, break it down and use those legs!Wooden craft plaques for the top and base. You can get them round or square. They're inexpensive and you can find them at your local craft store.Wood glue or some type of wood adhesiveScrews, a screw gun, nails, and a hammer.Steps:
Items Needed: An old suitcase with a hard outer shell. Strong glue: super glue, crazy glue, wood glue, gorilla glue, or any glue that's really strong. 4 Wooden legs – approx. 4-6" tall and squatty looking works best for stability. Paint (optional to paint the legs before you put them on). Books or heavy objects to weight down the suitcase while the legs dry. You'll also want a pillow that will fit into the suitcase – which you can also make yourself (see fleece pillows). And some decorations that you or your cat will love. Instructions:
