Another win!!! Such cute ideas for using all that kitty hair! I'm thinking of using the technique for Christmas ornaments to put on my tree to represent each of my kitties! A big "Thank You" to Jamie at C.R.A.F.T. I love her "card". She used cardboard from a cereal box and stamped and embellished it! She is awesome.
I thought I'd share a few photos of my fur "donors". This is Little Rascal. He was rescued as a 4 week old kitten from the side of the road. My 16-year-old brought him home.
This is Samson. He was adopted from our local Adopt-A-Pet. He was already all grown up when we brought him home.
I probably won't get much hair until spring! Then let the grooming begin!
Y'all come back!
Lorilee
well, your cats are cute. not sure about the cat hair ornament idea. :)
ReplyDeletePretty kitties. Do they get along well with the hens?
ReplyDeleteYour cats are very cute.
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Love the cats!!! I can't imagine getting into the cat hair crafting though. Maybe to fill in Papa's bald spots.....just thinking out loud.
ReplyDeleteLove your kitties. I have 3 that we rescued. They keep us laughing! I have often teased that I could make a wig out of what I brush off of them!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting. I think I have enough mixed cat/dog hair in the house alone to make a new animal.
ReplyDeleteI love your cats. I wish I could let mine kitty outside but there are to many predators. Does she get along with your chickens??
ReplyDeleteHugs, Ann
love cats I have two persians and they are indoor. I was just wondering how the cats react to the chickens. mine are always watching them from the window. I was just curious how they would react if they were out there with them. thank you for stopping by
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