I just wish he wouldn't put the fuzzy toys in there. And of course, he then can't uncover it very well, so I have to take all the stuff off the food so he can eat it, which probably only contributes to his paranoia that I might steal it.
Or maybe it's his attempt at modern art.
On the tatting front, I'm now halfway done with the first round of edging. It's time for another shuttle refill, so time for another photo shoot.
Hey Frivole, just look at all those squares! How's yours coming along?
What a lively cat ;-))
ReplyDeleteI like the secondary & tertiary patterns emerging from these joined motifs ! It creates tremendous interest & will never get 'boring' ;-)) What will you be using this for/as ?
Yes, I like the secondary patterns too. That's what really attracted me to this pattern. I'm going to sew it to the cover of a decorative throw pillow (in fact, the one I'm using as background in these photos).
DeleteI have had two dogs who have done this, both came from kennels, it seems animals who have lived in kennels cover their bowls with anything around to keep the food from other inmates.
ReplyDeleteMargaret
They cat is into modern art! love the pillow top and little jealous I could never tat so much black I can't see it well enough. but maybe I should sit on my front porch. My house is too dark!
ReplyDeleteSo funny!
ReplyDeleteYour tatted square is amazing! I am in awe. : )
p.s. The Cebelia is GONE!
Clever little triangels play half-square.
ReplyDeletePoor cat!