Cat Hair
One of the joys of going public with one's beadwork is taking a nice juicy photo which looks great on the viewfinder of your camera, only to get this when you blow it up:
Cat hair. Yikes! It showed up even more on the back of the piece:
But how can I have a bead room without a cat in it? My cats have all been great about my beads and I have woven a bit of them into most everything I make. But you don't want so much of it that you find yourself becoming a weaver of cat hair rather than beads. One of my rituals on sitting down to bead is to run an Extra Sticky Pet Roller up and down my shirt and over my bead mat. Otherwise I'll spend too much of my evening engaged in the beading equivalent of picking corn silk out of my teeth.
I realize that cat photos on the internet are as trite as glitter-spouting .gifs but thought I would share some today. My furry guy loves to leap up on my beading lap desk and investigate what I'm working on and here he is checking out a Japanese ribbon embroidery bracelet I made from a class I took with Sherry Serafini at Bead Soup in Savage, Maryland.
Those are my stockinged feet down there.
That’s right, eat that shibori ribbon and throw it up on the carpet later, good boy.
Hi Kay from bobbi
ReplyDeletewow, Rolo really likes to help out with your beading! I never knew you ended up with so much cat hair on your beadwork compliments of your furry friend!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I've always had long-haired cats too, so when I pull cat hair out of my beadwork, there's a lot of it.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I've always had long-haired cats too, so when I pull cat hair out of my beadwork, there's a lot of it.
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