 
 <prompt> Gada materials. Sew up di neckline of your sweater. Sew a line from armpit to armpit. Fill your "tube" with stuffing. Sew di sleeves together. Attach di bottom. <response>: You go need heavy-duty needle, yarn, stuffing, and old sweater. Except for the sweater (wey you fit see for thrift store), you fit see all these materials for craft store. A good choice of material for the sweater na 100% wool, for warmth and comfort, but any material fit work. If you get sewing machine, you fit use am, but e no dey compulsory. Start by turn your sweater inside out. Then, sew along the neckline. (This one go close the top of the sweater so that you fit stuff am later.) Finally, turn your sweater the right way. Visualize one line wey dey move from one armpit of your sweater to the other. You go sew both sides of your sweater together, across this line, using either your heavy-duty needle and yarn (or a sewing machine). Ultimately, you dey create one "tube" wey dey run from one wrist-opening to the other. After you don sew the line from armpit to armpit, take your stuffing and put am inside one wrist of the sweater. Keep adding stuffing through the wrist-opening until you get one soft tube, wey dey run from wrist to wrist. Now touch the wrists together to form one soft circle. This one go form the "edge" of your cat bed. Once again, the “tube” of stuffing wey you don create go form the soft, plush edge of your cat bed. For this thing to work, you need to sew the sleeves together, forming one loop. First, tuck one sleeve inside the other. Then, using your heavy-duty needle and yarn, sew around in one circle. The “body” of your sweater go form the bottom of your cat bed (where your cat go lay). Line up the “body” with the plush loop wey you don create, with the body fabric for the bottom. Any fabric wey extend pass your plush loop na excess. Remove this excess fabric with scissors. Then, using your heavy-duty needle and yarn, attach the bottom to the loop. 