Of Cats and Cardstock

Each month, I make a variety of take-home projects for customers of the store where I teach. I just finished up this project using Basic Gre...

Ahhhh ...there is nothing like the sweet harmony of two tabby cats at their feeding stations, striped tails crossed. This photo was taken a...

Edited 1/25/07 to add: These tins are available at craft stores. They are the size of band-aid tins but are white in color. Most come with h...

Yesterday I finished a 6x6 photo calendar which will be a gift for my parents. This was a fun project and didn't take too terribly long ...

I've posted about cats in sinks. I've had cats who have enjoyed drinking running water from faucets. I've even seen Lily and Tin...

If you've been reading my blog, you know that I am shopping-impaired, especially when it comes to Christmas shopping. But you should als...

Not to be outdone by the photos of stuff we placed on Lily last week, Tinsel (shown here in full "meatloaf" position) sports her o...

The name of my blog suggests that I would occasionally post about cardstock. Because I've been negligent about that (and I'm startin...

Somehow that doesn't sound quite right, but it is our reality this year. Each day, the trees look more bedraggled: The beaded garland an...

' Tis the season for Nutcracker, not just here, but across the nation. The Nutcracker Ballet has taken the country by storm. In our ar...

I REALLY don't like Christmas shopping. Actually, I don't like any kind of shopping. Christmas shopping is the hardest, though. I ne...

At the risk of this blog becoming a "cat blog", I'm bolding moving ahead with today's post. Since it's Feline Friday ...