First:

Why is it, give the choice of three perfectly good boxes, cats will always try to stuff themselves into the smallest one?
Second:
Remember how I said Rocky hides his toys?

Obviously not well enough. No sooner did I finish posting yesterday, than I turned around and saw Tux with it. They are all making good use of it now and have even pulled some of the stuffing through the knitting.
Third:
As if I needed one, I started a new project....

A sock yarn afghan. This one is going to take a while... not necessarily because the squares take long -- I can do four little squares, or one big one in just under two hours -- but because I don't have very much leftover sock yarn. In fact, all those squares are from leftovers I stole from mom.
So that means I have to knit more socks, which means less time knitting squares... unless of course any of you feel like donating your left over sock yarn :)
(Actually I recommend you make a sock yarn afghan yourself. It's a great take along project, and with the stripey yarn, really fun to knit up!)
2 comments:
That does look like fun, but I think you need to make more catnip toys.
Love the cat pics - and why do they always go into little boxes?
I'd send you soft yarn leftovers, but I recently sent mine to someone on Ravelry. But the afghan is a great idea - I hope you find some more leftovers!
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