
This fox girl is in the forest, searching for mushrooms.



You can see that she has collected quite a few already!


This fox girl is in the forest, searching for mushrooms.



You can see that she has collected quite a few already!


She is a school girl kitty. She is wearing her adventure cat skirt and a cashmere sweater that matches her eyes.


Her skirt closes with a snap at the back so all her clothes can come off.



I am not used to Midwest excitement- we had a tornado warning today! There was the siren and phone alerts. Crazy weather!
This flower girl is a little cranky.

Here she is in the sun-

and in the shade.

Too many pictures Mom!!


She has a dress made of Liberty cotton lawn and a soft purple cashmere sweater.


A bag for her flowers and other important stuff. I used some sweet antique trim that has been in my stash for a long while and it turned out to be exactly the right size!

One more kitty after this!
My black kitty is sweet as can be but this one is a different story. She is a goth girl or she at least aspires to be!



I just noticed that her penny slipped out of her basket and onto her sweater! Oh well- I’m not gonna worry about it. I will make sure it gets back in to her basket.
I have been waiting a while to find the right project for the wonderful octopus fabric. Her sweater is a soft blend which includes angora- I can tell because it’s fuzzy and it sheds (a bit).

I blanket stitched around the edges of the sweater and made her a pin to wear. The sweater’s buttons are Victorian era glass. The dress has vintage lace at the hem.





I kept thinking about “the sky’s the limit” as I was making this dress with clouds and flying birds. So I made this kitty a backpack to go hiking with, and she can scale great heights!

She has got an angora-blend sweater which is incredibly soft and fuzzy.







I just love this tropical fabric in the perfect scale for my creations. Her linen jacket is made from an old furniture scarf (not sure that’s what it’s called?). I used the decorative hemmed bit as part of the collar.


Her bag is also linen, made from a bit of a pair of pants.



Mr Orange kitty is an artist and he has a portfolio for his artwork.



I love his vest!

Here is his artwork-

I’m not sure that he is going to get that show he was hoping for :-)


I think that argyle is always going to be preppy. Especially on a tuxedo cat.


Under his argyle cashmere cardigan, he has Liberty cotton lawn shirt with tall ships all over it.




I never realized that there was such a thing as a solid dark brown cat but then I met one. My daughter does cat fostering and one of her temporary charges was just that! So here is to that sweet kitty.



He has a striped jacket, a handkerchief, and a messenger bag. What you can’t see here is his brown vest: but here it is (below).

Yes, it does have moons and stars on it.



Also, this brown cat is made of cashmere coat fabric- so soft!
Here is the third girl kitty-

I gave her a popping purse to contrast with the aqua.

Her cashmere sweater has a sweet lettuce edge.



Close-up of her purse-

and glass buttons.

The whole gang!
