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I just bought these from ebay and got them in the mail and they are way better then the pic and they love them and they fit 4 gliders

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this is her store

Are they seamless inside?

I ask, because the stitching that I can see on the front is really quite large, and not something I'd consider safe - at least by the picture.

no its hiden so u can only see on the opening thats all

Those don't look like fleece, either.

It is not always necessary to use fleece only on glider pouches, but you do want to be sure to use high quality, tightly woven fabrics. Many of use fabrics like quilter's cottons, demin, and twill for cage items, too. I often use those fabrics, lined with anti-pill fleece. Stitching needs to be set on the smallest setting, however.

Btw, these pouches above are not my creations! :)

I want one how much are they?

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i know i didnt say they were

yes they are made of light wieght fleece. I got them on ebay $3 each and there is seem on the open part only and not on the inside. Im sorry for sharing i thought they was good mine used there last ones for 6 months with no problems

I'm glad you shared those are super cute!