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Posted - Dec 02 2004 : 5:21:15 PM
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| sqrl |
Posted - Jul 11 2005 : 4:44:39 PM
thats the cutest darn thing I've ever seen!
Blessed Be
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| thehouseminder |
Posted - Jul 11 2005 : 1:13:46 PM
Awwww! He's so adorable!
Hi, I'm new so I just found this thread. I have two little helpers myself: A petite Chartreaux mom-cat, Willow, and one of her daughters, Whisper. They just LOVE to watch me knit. Somehow I've managed to teach them that if they'll just be patient, I'll make pom-poms from the scrap yarn for them to play with. (I'm sure this is entirely due to their sweet disposition and has nothing to do with my mothering abilities!)
Give Taz a kiss for me! |
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Posted - Mar 30 2005 : 04:20:18 AM
jpbluesky - you are right - if you ever want a companion cat, (he helps with everything I do, whether it is sewing, knitting or whatever, he is always there). The bag is very simple to make - just sew a couple of seams and add the strings! I even made one for Taz for his cat toys on the floor! |
| jpbluesky |
Posted - Mar 29 2005 : 04:55:16 AM
Just found this thread, too! What an adorable photo! The look in those sweet eyes made we want to hug your little kitty!
Love your bag, too, and the color of the yarn you are using is really pretty!
jpbluesky
"Keep us here, all simply in the springing of the year." From A Prayer in Spring by Robert Frost |
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Posted - Mar 29 2005 : 03:56:01 AM
Jenny in Utah -
The knitting bag is a good way to recycle the old worn out jeans - you have to love the pockets for all the little items that seem to get lost otherwise! Very easy to make - just cut the legs to the length you want and make two seams and add the ties! |
| Aunt Jenny |
Posted - Mar 26 2005 : 08:29:05 AM
Don't know how I missed this thread before...guess it was when my computer was out and I had no time to really look at all that was posted. That picture was adorable..and LOVE the knitting bag. .I am a sucker for tote bags.
Jenny in Utah
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| MeadowLark |
Posted - Jan 13 2005 : 6:52:41 PM
Hi Susan, I learn so much from people on this forum! Have you ever heard of a French breed called Chartrue? My 22 yr old daughter is a cat lover and her cat that is at home with me she identified as a Chartrue... which means potato on a stick in French. This sweet cat is 8 years old and is sooo loving... she is barrel shaped with slender legs like a Chartrue and very affectionate. Cats are so fascinating! Your little Taz is a treasure!
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there." Rumi, 13th century. |
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Posted - Jan 13 2005 : 4:00:04 PM
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Originally posted by MeadowLark
I must have missed this last month...Adorable picture Susan! I have never heard of a Scottish Fold Breed? She is so cute! Are her ears folded against her head? My cat loving daughters loved this picture. Love your knitting bag too!
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there." Rumi, 13th century.
Scottish Fold is originally a farm cat from Scotland fairly new to the US and recognized by CFA. This is Taz. He is now six months old but still helps with everything I do...knitting, sewing....laundry...my sidekick! You can get straight-eared folds or like Taz with the folded ears. They are truly consistent in their actions...and very playful. He is a real joy! The knitting bag is easy to make out of an old pair of jeans. Just cut off the legs, sew the bottom and add the pull strings! So nice for many knitting and crocheting projects.
Lest you forget - Sue |
| MeadowLark |
Posted - Jan 13 2005 : 07:07:57 AM
I must have missed this last month...Adorable picture Susan! I have never heard of a Scottish Fold Breed? She is so cute! Are her ears folded against her head? My cat loving daughters loved this picture. Love your knitting bag too!
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there." Rumi, 13th century. |
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Posted - Jan 13 2005 : 04:51:04 AM
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Originally posted by celticlady
Susan,
Is that a scottish fold? I've wanted to have one since I read the book "the cat who went to Paris" (sorry, I can't recall who wrote it right this minute).
I also like your bag. Pretty cute!
Dar
"live each day as if it were your last".
Yes, this is a Scottish Fold - a real "farmboy" type cat! |
| celticlady |
Posted - Jan 11 2005 : 8:21:33 PM
Susan,
Is that a scottish fold? I've wanted to have one since I read the book "the cat who went to Paris" (sorry, I can't recall who wrote it right this minute).
I also like your bag. Pretty cute!
Dar
"live each day as if it were your last". |
| cmandle |
Posted - Jan 11 2005 : 7:18:43 PM
Adorable! My Lucy is too old to care about my knitting anymore. She usually sleeps curled up around the ball of yarn and only moves slightly when I pull on it. Your cat looks like a great "helper!"
* knitter * gardener * proud wife of dan * owned by lucy the cat * |
| prairiemaid |
Posted - Dec 03 2004 : 05:49:11 AM
 Too cute! It reminds me of a Sylvester and Tweety show where Granny knitted Sylvester's fur into her sweater because he was hiding in her knitting basket. LOL
BTW, I like your knitting bag! |
| Clare |
Posted - Dec 02 2004 : 6:47:27 PM
Pretty cute, Susan! Is this a kitten, or a full grown cat - kinda hard to tell? I was at my daughter's recently and left my knitting out in the living room overnight. I woke up to find the yarn chewed through at one point, luckily not within the stitching. Darn cat got bored, I guess. My cat just likes to chase yarn balls around the living room, thankfully.
****Gardener, Stitcher, Spiritual Explorer and Appreciator of all Things Natural****
"Begin to weave and God will give the thread." - German Proverb |
