While it may not seem like it, work on the barnyard cardigan has continued. I’m through the back and working on the last front. The fact that it’s all in one piece makes it hard to photograph, and it’s not really an exciting photo anyway.
Beside which, any time I set it down for more than five minutes, it ends up under a cat.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
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Uh-oh. Me thinks you may not have a sweater when it’s done. I see a cat who has laid claim on it. 🙂
Blessings,
Betsy
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That’s one content kitty! They do love that fresh woolly scent.
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What a happy kitty! He thinks the wool fumes are better than catnip!
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Perhaps once the sweater is done, if you whip up a knit blankie from the same sort of wool, your cats will love you even more!
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Does the friend you are knitting it for have cats? They will love it , too! lol
He’s gonna love it .
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Kitty tested, kitty approved!
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They do love the handknits!!! LOL
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You definitely get extra points for continuing to work on the barnyard sweater during the summer heat wave. The photo of Relic is great. His expression seems to dare anyone to move him or his blanket/sweater.
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