Does anyone know how I'm going to get any cutting done???
03-05-2011, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by grann of 6
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If they were my cats they wouldn't be in the sewing room; a very dangerous place for cats, but if you can afford the vet bills for eaten pins, needles, impaled feet, more power to you. Animals don't belong in sewing rooms.
If they were my cats they wouldn't be in the sewing room; a very dangerous place for cats, but if you can afford the vet bills for eaten pins, needles, impaled feet, more power to you. Animals don't belong in sewing rooms.
03-05-2011, 07:35 AM
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So cute! Dont you wish you could teach him to cut, lol! Or at least stack the fabric!?
My Male cat is like that too....I cannot even take out a sewing pattern around him, he ripps them to shreads helping, now I give him some catnip and put him in my bedroom with the door shut if I hav to cut a tissue pattern!
My Male cat is like that too....I cannot even take out a sewing pattern around him, he ripps them to shreads helping, now I give him some catnip and put him in my bedroom with the door shut if I hav to cut a tissue pattern!
03-05-2011, 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Rose_P
Originally Posted by grann of 6
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If they were my cats they wouldn't be in the sewing room; a very dangerous place for cats, but if you can afford the vet bills for eaten pins, needles, impaled feet, more power to you. Animals don't belong in sewing rooms.
If they were my cats they wouldn't be in the sewing room; a very dangerous place for cats, but if you can afford the vet bills for eaten pins, needles, impaled feet, more power to you. Animals don't belong in sewing rooms.
I was cutting on the kitchen table, no pins or thread or anything around.
03-05-2011, 09:46 AM
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Oh, Sue, your marmalade tom is an exact twin to my late but beloved Zeus!!!!! He was one smart cat and extremely lovey with purrs, hugs and rubs. I do miss him so. I LOVE your little Sonia...how beautiful she is! I'll best she is fond of dark colors to nap on!
03-05-2011, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by CarrieAnne
So cute! Dont you wish you could teach him to cut, lol! Or at least stack the fabric!?
My Male cat is like that too....I cannot even take out a sewing pattern around him, he ripps them to shreads helping, now I give him some catnip and put him in my bedroom with the door shut if I hav to cut a tissue pattern!
My Male cat is like that too....I cannot even take out a sewing pattern around him, he ripps them to shreads helping, now I give him some catnip and put him in my bedroom with the door shut if I hav to cut a tissue pattern!
When I get out the vacuum cleaner they look at me like "Why?" Well, maybe just a bit of cat hair??? hahahaha
Thanks for all the comments. They crack me up :D:D:D
03-05-2011, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by kwilter
Oh, Sue, your marmalade tom is an exact twin to my late but beloved Zeus!!!!! He was one smart cat and extremely lovey with purrs, hugs and rubs. I do miss him so. I LOVE your little Sonia...how beautiful she is! I'll best she is fond of dark colors to nap on!
My DH did a very dumb thing- we have 2 white cats and he bought a BLACK coat! He regrets it so much lol
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