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AnnaT · 09-09-2007, 12:08 PM

Of COURSE she needs that size of afghan! What could you be thinking?

About your problem: First, I would give her her own ball of yarn. You can offer this to her when she attacks yours.

My cat Miki was already 15 when I started knitting, so he just wanted to rake whatever I was working on out of my lap and dig in it.

So I knitted him the Royal Pet Afghan from Lionbrand out of 100% scratchy wool. This tends to distract him. Sort of.

The pattern is here (needs free registration): Free Knitting Pattern: Homespun� Royal Pet Afghan

I also made him Wendy's cabled catnip mouse. Miki cares nothing for the mouse, but your kitty sounds like the right age. Link to her pattern: Catnip Mouse Pattern

Another solution is just to go ahead and bind off now and give the afghan to your kitty.

09-09-2007, 12:08 PM	#6
AnnaT Knitting the Flap Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Greece Posts: 349 Thanks: 102 Thanked 39 Times in 37 Posts	Of COURSE she needs that size of afghan! What could you be thinking? About your problem: First, I would give her her own ball of yarn. You can offer this to her when she attacks yours. My cat Miki was already 15 when I started knitting, so he just wanted to rake whatever I was working on out of my lap and dig in it. So I knitted him the Royal Pet Afghan from Lionbrand out of 100% scratchy wool. This tends to distract him. Sort of. The pattern is here (needs free registration): Free Knitting Pattern: Homespun� Royal Pet Afghan I also made him Wendy's cabled catnip mouse. Miki cares nothing for the mouse, but your kitty sounds like the right age. Link to her pattern: Catnip Mouse Pattern Another solution is just to go ahead and bind off now and give the afghan to your kitty.