You might remember that in my last post I mentioned making my sister some yarn out of the cat hair she’d collected from brushing her cats. I thought we didn’t have any pictures of it, but when Dean started showing me the pictures taken last weekend there were quite a few that he’d taken of it. These are the two that I liked.


Most of this came from the same cat, though with 5 of them and a dog around I’m sure there are bits of all of them in it.
The star of today’s post: ROSS (and Stephanie’s legs)

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That. Is. Awesome.
Did you spin it with a wheel or a drop spindle? Now I’m wondering if I should try my kitty; she’s all white and her fur is about the same length as the angora I have in my stash.
By Divine Bird on 10.16.06 1:15 am | Permalink
How difficult is it to spin cat hair? I have three cats, but only one of them is a long-hair…and he’s an orange tabby.
By Judith on 10.16.06 9:09 am | Permalink
that’s either really awesome, or kinda gross…
By sra on 10.16.06 3:44 pm | Permalink
Yeah, I know. I’m leaning towards awesome.
I keep trying to talk my sister into knitting the dog a sweater out of it. I’d pay to see the dog trying to figure out why he can’t get the cat smell to go away.
It’s evil, I know, but I love confusing the dog.
By Heavenly Evil on 10.16.06 5:09 pm | Permalink
The yarn was surprisingly strong, the other kitty liked playing with it a lot
By deaner on 10.16.06 9:30 pm | Permalink
Cats seem to like things made out of animal hair. I have a hat with mohair and alpaca in it… wiggy hugs and grooms it
By sra on 10.17.06 8:26 am | Permalink
I spun it on a drop spindle. It’s remarkably easy. I didn’t even do anything with the fibres. They were straight off the brush.
By Heavenly Evil on 10.17.06 4:13 pm | Permalink
It was easy to spin. Lots easier than the blue top that I’ve been learning with. You should try it!
By Heavenly Evil on 10.17.06 4:15 pm | Permalink
I have a sweater made from mohair that Kitty likes to treat as his own. He usually comes around to investigate my sock yarns as well.
By Heavenly Evil on 10.17.06 4:16 pm | Permalink
Woah, that’s pretty darn cool. Although, all I can think is if there was a piece of clothing made out of that yarn, I would be dying of allergies within seconds lol.
By Jessa on 10.18.06 11:17 pm | Permalink
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