Then, late afternoon, she appeared.
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Unfortunately, I am afraid that her wandering may have something to do with the boyfriend, and hormones that are beyond her control.
I am going to try to catch her this week. Wish me luck.
Then Mr. Gray and White is next. He might just go for the sardines in the Havahart.
I worked all day.......SURPRISE!
But I had an order that I have been trying to get done. And I was on a roll.
Four rugs: (2) 3'x4' and (2) 30"x 109"
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I am very happy with the way they turned out. I have been working on them most of the week, prepping the fabric, and then weaving the rugs.
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But this is what makes me even happier........
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Ah, ready for the UPS man on Monday morning.
And now, my feet are up, and I'm knitting a pair of socks. Trying to decide what I want to do tomorrow.
Good night, all.
We caught four kittens (around 10 or so weeks old) at my work. Three of them in the last two days. My clam chowder from lunch worked and then they put out a little chopped up lunch meat and cheese to catch the other two. Now we are going to try to get the Mama. She will be spayed and brought back to the store. The kittens should be able to be tamed down enough to be adopted out. Mama has a job at the store...the rats and mice are her department. I would have brought one of the kittens home, but they are just too wild at this point and I don't think my dogs would be of any help at all in taming it down.
ReplyDeleteNice rugs!
I am almost to the point of building my Navajo Rug Loom...Monday, Tuesday I will do that. Then I will be teaching myself how to do that.
I'm thinking about working towards making saddle blankets. I don't know...it is just a thought!
If you are using a live trap to catch her, try sardines. They are smelly, but they certainly do the trick, when it comes to luring them in.
ReplyDeleteShe's a sweet girl !
Love the rugs...very nice to have coordinating rugs like that. I didn't know you knit! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteFrom fabrics, to loom, to the box. It's so fun to see your finished product.
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Visiting from Blue Ridge Girl's blog. I love your header -- particularly the calico cat. I had one for years -- Jezebel -- she was a real character -- as I think many calicoes are -- something in the genetic make up, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteYour weaving is impressive. What a marvelous skill to have! Kathy
I love your sense of colour! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteLove the rugs and I'll be whoever they are bound for are going to love them, too! Well done, you deserve to put your feet up.
ReplyDeleteThose rugs are great. Nice work.
ReplyDeletebeautiful rugs, as always!
ReplyDeleteI hear that some vets will tatoo feral cats' bellies after spaying them ~ so if they are recaptured and taken to the vet (again) they don't have to go through the procedure twice. Smart idea.