I read in one of my weaving books that you should loosen the tension on the warp when not weaving. So I did.I read that sometimes cats would find the weaving project a nice place for a nap.
So I covered it with the weaving shuttles.
The cat just shoved them aside.
I surmised that the warp wasn't loose enough and that if I make it really loose that the cat would find it too unsteady to sleep on.
I was wrong.I had created a beautiful and very comfy hammock.
6 comments:
I like seeing your weaving photos. That pink is coming along well. Cats! They sure can find the perfect perch!
I had a cat that wouls climb up the clothes drying frame and sleep on clothes hanging in front of the fire.
Thanks for dropping by my blog, and glad you're enjoying my travels.
these photos are good and cats find a nice place to nap .for cats care and proper sleep there should be proper cat bed
for the cats
cat beds use .i surely wanna do this for my cats..you have shared nice photos which gives me so much new ideas..
I LOVE your photos. I was actually searching the WEB for intructions on how to weave and felt a cat bed (kind of like the ones at Katzenhole), but you made my day!
Anomymous: Hello. Thanks for your comment. I bought weaving books and even took a course but what really showed me how to weave is the DVD from Interweave called Warping Your Loom. It's currently on sale at: http://www.interweavestore.com/Weaving/DVDs-Videos/Warping-Your-Loom-Download.html?SessionThemeID=24
I very highly recommend it. Unlike a class you can play this back over and over again. It totally refined my weaving and showed me things I hadn't learned in class.
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