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makes me nauseated. ugh.
beth
I am a cat hater.. Now I wouldn’t run one over in the street but i would never have one either. Crafting with cat hair would be one of the activity rooms in HELL IMO.
LOL “one of the activity rooms in hell” Oh, I do love this, Chief Blonde! Beth, agree!
I love my 2 cats but I don’t look at them for a craft source of material. My neighbor did ask me for some cat hair last spring for her bird feeder so the birds would use it for making nests. It worked!
I don’t even want to craft with my own hair let alone a cats but to be honest with you Namgay, the talented artist from Bhutan has been known to make paint brushes with hairs from their family cat.
Well, my hat is off to anyone who has the patience to make their own paintbrushes out of anything, much less cat hair! I hadn’t realized so many uses for the darn stuff.
It does seem as you really need a LOT of patience to do this, but a cool idea either way :>)
I don’t have a cat and I’m not crafty, but even if I was, I could not see using cat hair for anything.
Well it doesn’t seem that different from using any other animal product…goat hair makes some nice yarn…and I expect cat hair could too if you wanted to spin it.
So many people have allergies though…it would need to be washed really well before using.