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| 24 of these beads used |
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| After cutting the end off, curl wire around plier to hold beads on. |
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| Add glitter and Pose your spider. |
Last summer, we were blessed with an unexpected visitor. She graced us with her beauty and song. She picked our house, and tagged us as her people; aka roadies.
Her name is Stevie Nicks.
Meet Elton John
They settled right in, making themselves at home.
We were being pushed out of our once quiet home.
Chaos prevailed.
The whole situation became a little costly and quite frankly, smelly. Who would ever think that these adorable bundles of fur could produce so much POOP.
After a little research on the internet, some persistence and encouragement from her roadies, a switch from traditional cat litter to horse bedding happened. The smell isn't as bad, and cleanup is quick. A few scoops a day into a diaper genie, and a bi-weekly trip to the compost area is all we need. Cats like a clean area to do their business! This is the only method the babies know.
Here's how I did it.
I purchased two same size totes. One was flipped over and many, many, many holes were drilled with a 1/4 inch drill bit. I could have laid them out neatly but freestyle seemed quicker. 
Scrap pieces of 3 1/2" boards were cut to length. The boards fit between the nubbins and under the rim on each side. If you decide to make your own, measure the nubbins or any obstructions for your overall length. These boards act as a spacer to create a larger gap between the two totes for the sawdust to settle. This way I don't have soggy spacers sitting in the bottom of my tote.
When stacked together, with the spacer in place I measured out the entrance. I decided to put mine on the end as these little rock stars seem to have long bodies.
