Our older cat, Marmalade, doesn't like any toy that is too noisy (bells) or too in-her-face (feathers), so pretty much her favorite toy in the world is yarn. Other than a catnip pillow, of course ;)
And she always wants to play with my active yarn. I've made her little knotted yarn toys, but she loses much interest once it's detached and dead. So last night I took some completely separate yarn and looped it in my left pinky, so it moved with my work.
She totally fell for it =)
Then she sat on that yarn and purred contentedly while I crocheted.
I like having the cats around while I work on stuff, so finding ways to distract them from my active yarn is quite important.
Last night I started cataloging our DVD collection on my iPhone, to avoid us getting any more duplicates, because I can never remember what we have. I got through "C"
And she always wants to play with my active yarn. I've made her little knotted yarn toys, but she loses much interest once it's detached and dead. So last night I took some completely separate yarn and looped it in my left pinky, so it moved with my work.
She totally fell for it =)
Then she sat on that yarn and purred contentedly while I crocheted.
I like having the cats around while I work on stuff, so finding ways to distract them from my active yarn is quite important.
Last night I started cataloging our DVD collection on my iPhone, to avoid us getting any more duplicates, because I can never remember what we have. I got through "C"
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