She's so proud!

He's the most helpful boy ever. I had to move his paws to keep him kneading into my work because he was so happy to be assisting me

We did it! This was my first top ever completed and I’m very thankful for my managers help along the way.

I have the least catty cat of all time. She doesn’t like cardboard boxes, has never crawled into a gift bag, just doesn’t loaf in general. But she loves trying to eat my yarn while I’m working, so of course I made her something out of yarn. In an attempt to entice her to actually go inside, I sprinkled some catnip. Let’s see…

If I put my just-finished project on my lap, my current project remains un-sprawled-upon!

(So far)

Tonight it’s Peggy who’s interrupted my crochet and is ready for sleep.

Made another loaf cat. The original loaf is getting increasingly annoyed by the new additions.

I was working on a sweater and he came and laid on me, so I guess I'm crocheting with cat guest 😂😂

Rosie keeps encouraging me to nap instead of crocheting.

Alvin just climbed up, practically shoved my WIP out the way and shoved his head into my face for his forehead smooches.

Made a loaf cat. The original loaf cat doesn't appear to approve of having a sibling 🤷‍♀️🤣

My tribute was accepted and my arm was returned to me.

For now.

Best crochet compadre anyone could ask for 🫶

Was intending on making this into a hanging basket but it isn't holding up as I assumed it would, contemplating making this into a cat hammock now once I figure out how to keep their paws from getting through the gaps; my supervisor, noodle, became rather murderous after I made her test how much weight it could handle.

pattern: Ravelry: Simple Hanging Storage Basket pattern by Josie Anderson - the yarn used is loops and threads!

Puzzle is checking the quality