It's not just for humans any more.
On a more spiritual but equally ecstatic note, Debra and I are blogging some new Madonna quilt projects. Check it out at our blog The Madonna Idea.
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Economy Block and Large-Scale Fabrics
Recenlty I decided to take out and use the stash of Asian-themed fabrics I'd set aside. Many of them are large scale, so I wanted to fe...
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I've been fascinated with locker hooking since Vicki posted about her project some time ago. It's a craft where you take strips o... -
I warped my rug with a couple of weights of crochet cotton. Size 3 crochet cotton (the Aunt Lydia's brand is commonly available) is ... -
I've starting knitting a lot more scarves. They're very fashionable, while still being warm, although when you've done 70 in...
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Fatty looks like SuperCat with a cape in the top picture!
That cat looks like it is the proud new owner of a blue piece of fabric...just try to get it away!
Hi Barbara,
I have an orange cat named Mars who loves to help me quilt. I recently laid a group of blocks on my bed to see how they would look- When I returned, Mars had added her own opinions to my design. I loved your pictures- Don't you wonder why they need to toss and kick the fabric around like a football?:)Our cat Mars does contribute significant entertainment value in our house - it strikes me like it is the same for you...
Regards from a Western Canadian quilter,
Anna
I love your cat, and he obviously loves fabric!
Your cat is lovely!
Kind Regards,
Sonnja
I have to say that those are some of the CUTEST kitty/fabric photos that I've seen!!! They're adorable!!
Love the kitty photos! Debra is a doll and I think she knows it. VBG
OOPS! Looks like I called Fatty Debra. I hope neither of them are offended. I should have read more entries before I commented. Louis is gorgeous, too. He looks a lot like my Jasper.
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