Ambition Killed The Cat by Jessica Tang (animationfan320) [Knitting]

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.

Submitter's Comments:
I thought that knitting a cat would be easy but it took me several trials to experiment what would look best.

I began by painting a board with purple acrylic paint and taped on white yarn for the telephone lines.

For the majority of the cat and birds, I used a circular needle and made a hat shape for the bodies and limbs.

With a regular needle I made the tails of the bird and ears of the cat.

Once all the pieces are knitted, I stuffed each body and limbs with stuffing and sewed it all together.

Finally, I used small clothes pins to attach the cat onto the background and placed the birds on different lines.