Lily: My Quilting Helper
02-08-2012, 06:49 AM
#23
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how adorable, she just wanted to help you out !! be an anchor then pull out the pins as umm needed (?)LOL but momma don't be mad !LOL ( I get that look all the time !!)
02-09-2012, 09:32 AM
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Lily reminds me of a sweet kitty we named Spook - we got to enjoy his company for a very short time before he was hit by a car.
He was a stray, nearly starved and had an injured foot when we found him in our garage (which has a cat door). It took several weeks for him to trust us enough to let us touch him, but then he was a lap cat whenever we were outdoors.
I was getting ready to make an appointment to get him neutered and vaccinated when we lost him. I wonder if he was deaf and didn't hear the vehicle coming? I have read that white cats are sometimes deaf.
Anyway, thanks for posting your pretty quilt and kitty!
He was a stray, nearly starved and had an injured foot when we found him in our garage (which has a cat door). It took several weeks for him to trust us enough to let us touch him, but then he was a lap cat whenever we were outdoors.
I was getting ready to make an appointment to get him neutered and vaccinated when we lost him. I wonder if he was deaf and didn't hear the vehicle coming? I have read that white cats are sometimes deaf.
Anyway, thanks for posting your pretty quilt and kitty!
02-09-2012, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by QuiltingVagabond
Lily reminds me of a sweet kitty we named Spook - we got to enjoy his company for a very short time before he was hit by a car.
He was a stray, nearly starved and had an injured foot when we found him in our garage (which has a cat door). It took several weeks for him to trust us enough to let us touch him, but then he was a lap cat whenever we were outdoors.
I was getting ready to make an appointment to get him neutered and vaccinated when we lost him. I wonder if he was deaf and didn't hear the vehicle coming? I have read that white cats are sometimes deaf.
Anyway, thanks for posting your pretty quilt and kitty!
He was a stray, nearly starved and had an injured foot when we found him in our garage (which has a cat door). It took several weeks for him to trust us enough to let us touch him, but then he was a lap cat whenever we were outdoors.
I was getting ready to make an appointment to get him neutered and vaccinated when we lost him. I wonder if he was deaf and didn't hear the vehicle coming? I have read that white cats are sometimes deaf.
Anyway, thanks for posting your pretty quilt and kitty!
02-09-2012, 07:19 PM
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Location: Ft. Myers, FL
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My kitty is also a pin puller and a thread eater. Always have to put the cover on my bowl of pins and make sure I put the covers on my machine and serger. One time I left my room for a couple of minutes and came back to see him eating the thread off the spool on my machine. I pulled out of his mouth about 18" on thread. BAD KITTY !!
02-10-2012, 01:34 AM
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Location: Louisiana
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Lily's adorable! They just can't help themselves when it comes to quilts. My kitty made a nuisance of herself so often that I finally made her her own quilt that sits on my sewing table. You would think that would make her happy, but no, she still has to plop down on my project while I'm sewing.
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