Toil and trouble
All I can say is I have a solid black kitten and very little sense of shame. You can probably figure out for yourself what that means this is.
Here’s the bit where I say, right from the very beginning, that this one probably won’t be an actual pattern, in part because the thought of taking a picture of a wiggly black kitten wearing a piece of black knitting gives me a headache just thinking about it, in part because it may actually pass my own personal ridiculousness threshold. There is the very tiniest possibility that I might maybe possibly sneak a word or two about it in another pattern I have scheduled for this fall, but that mostly depends on whether her furry highness decides to sit still for photos (the answer to which, I suspect, will be a resounding no). But just so we’re clear from the very very very beginning, to avoid any possible hurt feelings, this is one that might remain forever secret.
You know…except for when I get too amused and have to show it off just a teeny tiny bit.
I definitely don’t expect a pattern, but pictures — even of said kitten in the process of getting the unwanted hat off its head — would be welcome.
They’re most likely to show up on instagram stories, so I’d keep an eye out over there.
Just wait until the kitten is asleep and plop it on her. This might require a week or two of random looking photoshoot fabrics draped all around potential nap spots, but hey – your feet won’t get wet or any of the other usual knitting photography dangers!
Nope.