TindraThe less fun parts of #weaving
(With obligatory Supurrrvisor Corrie)
Cat 🐈🥗 (D.Burch) 
@TindrasGrove Supurrrvisor Corrie did a great job! 😹
Jo Etzel@TindrasGrove I'm so impressed by your cat's forbearance!
@JosetAEtzel she’s a good girl 😻
Kitty for Kathryn@TindrasGrove
I am astonished you can dress your loom without the cat trying to "help". My mother's late cat always had to be exiled first.
I am astonished you can dress your loom without the cat trying to "help". My mother's late cat always had to be exiled first.
@KittyforKathryn it very much depends on the mood she’s in.
Also, having a perch so she can observe makes a huge difference!
@TindrasGrove
Envious. The late, long-lamented never stopped seeing yarn as an invitation to exuberant play. She also thought the loom was an elaborate support for a cat hammock, unless we lined up all the hand-carders spikey side up on the warp and the cloth. Still miss her, though.
Envious. The late, long-lamented never stopped seeing yarn as an invitation to exuberant play. She also thought the loom was an elaborate support for a cat hammock, unless we lined up all the hand-carders spikey side up on the warp and the cloth. Still miss her, though.
@KittyforKathryn now, Corrie is absolutely not allowed in the loom room unsupervised. And I can’t leave knitting projects out. And…
She’s plenty full of chaos! But has learned to limit it somewhat, at least.