I spent the afternoon basting quilts.
Of course I had some help from Sheen.
At least this time he wanted to play with my basting tool instead of biting at the pins.
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Of course I had some help from Sheen.
At least this time he wanted to play with my basting tool instead of biting at the pins.
Click here and scroll down to see more links with Pets On Quilts.
I got four tops basted then ran out of pins. These four are on the top of my "to quilt" list. One is a charity quilt made by Tish and the others are three of the shirt quilts I have been working on. I contemplated going out and buying more pins so I could baste the last shirt quilt, but I figured I could just quilt these and get my pins back. A good incentive to get busy with the quilting.
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I guess Sheen is not a passive quilt helper, but gets his paws in. He's certainly a handsome fellow.
ReplyDeleteSheen looks completely at ease, charming fellow.
ReplyDeleteSheen certainly knows how to handle that tool! What a cute pic!
ReplyDeleteToo bad you can't convince him to pin for you!!!!
ReplyDeleteSheen looks like a great helper,,,, great looking quilts too!!
ReplyDeleteA "paws on" helper- my three just want to lie on the quilt as I get it ready for quilting! He is a beauty too, btw
ReplyDeletePretty kitty! I hope Sheena gets lot's of treats for her hard work!! Beautiful quilts too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely boy Sheen is, his name certainly suits him.
ReplyDeleteSheen is beautiful! Love the quilts ready for quilting.
ReplyDeletePurr purr from Rusken (my cat) to your cat :) A cat needs a lot of quilts.
ReplyDeleteYou had a productive afternoon with a cute helper :-)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely the most gorgeous grey I have seen!
ReplyDeleteHe's beautiful and I love his pose, thanks.
ReplyDeleteHow does my cat XAXA .... quality control ....
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Sounds like Sheen needs his own basting tool! Thanks for sharing him and your quilts :o)
ReplyDeleteI found an abandoned cat at my backyard a month ago and he looks exactly like your cat. I kept and named him Billy after I tried for over a week to look for his owner. Billy now enjoys spending time with me in my sewing room :-). May I know what breed of cat is Sheen?
ReplyDeleteHey Rita, not sure if you come back and read comments, but since your email is listed as no-reply@blogger.com I have no way to contact you other than posting here.
ReplyDeleteI have no clue what breed Sheen is. My neighbor found him in the engine of his truck a few years ago. He was only a tiny kitten then. I took him in and have loved him ever since.
Sheen is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think Sheen needs to limber a few of his claws and REALLY help baste! MOL
ReplyDeleteWell Sheen has really worked hard on that basting for you!
ReplyDeleteSheen is such a doll! What a handsome kitty....thanks for joining in at the Pets Show!
ReplyDeleteWhat do you do with the basting tool?
ReplyDeleteI am liking the nutural tones.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad he's upgraded to a safer toy to help with! :D
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that you have a helper. He looks more helpful than my two children. Might have to think about getting a cat.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet kitty! Cats are always so helpful in the entire quilt making process. I love the quilt on the left in your blog header.
ReplyDeleteWow, Leah, I just want to reach in and pet Sheen. He's gorgeous. And oh, how I love that stack of quilts the two of you got basted!
ReplyDeleteSheen is certainly a cat to have around. I wonder if he could give my cat Picasso some tips on how to be a little more helpful.
ReplyDeleteSheen is a handsome cat. I like the colors of the quilt you are basting too.
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