I make a concerted effort to keep cat fur off my projects. This is really hard when Mr. Cat insists on sitting on my lap almost 100% of the time. This is how we compromise. I cover him with a cloth or pillowcase and then I crochet on top. It's almost like having a "pillow" that props up my work a little. Yes, this is the SWTC Amaizing Sneak Peek. Remember how I burnt the corn the other day? Yep, this is the same project. I will likely still have to run over this project with the lint roller too. Maybe I'd better try the lint roller on a swatch first.... lol.
Friday, May 9, 2008
No Cat Fur Allowed!
I make a concerted effort to keep cat fur off my projects. This is really hard when Mr. Cat insists on sitting on my lap almost 100% of the time. This is how we compromise. I cover him with a cloth or pillowcase and then I crochet on top. It's almost like having a "pillow" that props up my work a little. Yes, this is the SWTC Amaizing Sneak Peek. Remember how I burnt the corn the other day? Yep, this is the same project. I will likely still have to run over this project with the lint roller too. Maybe I'd better try the lint roller on a swatch first.... lol.
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I don't have a cat, but I do have problem with hair, how do you over come this? I am sick of unwinding human hair from my projects. I do use a cover on my yarn when I can, I have a few daughters with long hair, I often find theirs and mine in the yarn. I do vacuum around my work area. Any advice please.
Cheers Cat.
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