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DJ 04-09-2011 05:37 AM

She's cute! And so nice of her to share her room with you!

Bustertruster 04-09-2011 05:50 AM

Gorgeous... and so nice of her to allow you access to her room.

Maggiesmom 04-09-2011 06:13 AM

Of course she thinks it is her room. She is the Queen.

Boxer mom 04-09-2011 07:08 AM

She is very pretty, she looks like a torti mainecoon.

moonwork42029 04-09-2011 07:31 AM

Oh I love the expression on her little kitten face.... "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful!"

Dolphyngyrl 04-09-2011 08:37 AM


Originally Posted by lildeb
She is a big girl and bossy too.

Yeah the calico and torties usually are pretty sassy in personality.

Divokittysmom 04-09-2011 08:48 AM

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She is beautiful!! Kitty's are soooo helpful in our sewing rooms aren't they?! They always look so adorable popping out of boxes and sacks!!
I have a photo of my 'late' kitty who loved sitting on my beloved gram's treadle sewing machine. I thought he looked adorable sitting there. But... my gram hated kitties with a passion so I always felt like she was looking down on me and scolding me for letting 'Bastian sit on her beloved machine. The phrase, 'rolling over in your grave' keeps coming to mind everytime I look at this picture, no disrespect meant to my gram or anyone else.
I hope you don't mind if I post a pic here on your posting.

'Bastian kitty on gram's beloved treadle
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lileth1374 04-09-2011 09:09 AM

I have four of those!!!!!!

Kitsapquilter 04-09-2011 09:14 AM

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Such a pretty helper. She looks like she could be a twin to our Moose (he is big...so he is named Moose).

Grandaughter and Moose wrapped in her doll quilt!
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eastermarie 04-09-2011 09:29 AM

What is it with cats and quilters? They lay on the machine, on the fabric piles, on the ironing borad, on the quilting frame table, on the quilt as a hammock in the quilting frame, on the cutting table right where you need to cut, and perhaps you have accidently trimmed a teeny bit off that fluffy tail when kitty swished it in fron of the rotary cutter. But they do purr ever so lovely and help regulate your haert beat, and give you a nod of approval and just want to be near you, don't they. I've got 2 black kitties. I have found myself making sure the presser foot is down as well as the needle when I have finished sewing, so the kitties won't get hurt. I also make sure the blade is covered on the rotary cutter so they won't slice a paw, and all the pins put out of tempation's reach.


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