Peckish

Whoops - too late!!

ckcowl

funny-but other than the dryer sheets=none of you (what's next) items are new---my great-grandmother used soap slivers to mark when making clothes 100 years ago. most of the (new?) concepts are really old concepts that were ---tossed aside for 'new & improved' ways- by people who wanted to use more 'modern' ways to do things...the dryer sheets weren't available 'back in the day' but interfacing-a lot like them- were & was used---it just wasn't 'smelly'. so, if you want to know '''what's next''' read a little history...some tool from the Victorian age will probably be hitting the market as a new way.

misspriss

It wouold be fine if you aren't allergic to cats. Who will know????

misspriss

It would be fine if you aren't allergic to cats. Who will know????

Kris P

I wouldn't say I'm allergic to our cats, but I certainly get itchy nose and watery eyes when I groom them, or vacuum their favorite places to sleep. I can't imagine turning their fur into yarn and knitting it. I'd be a sneezing mess!

beadywoman

Cat hair and dog hair - you mean those items AREN'T intended for use in surface design? And here all this time I thought that I was making such good use of found objects! LOL

Lavada

no cats in my house but would have a blast with dog hair lol

Inez Ruth

I think the things you listed in the original post have been used for years and years. The soap marking thing probably for scores of years. New isn't always better.

Txkolibri

Love it sense of humor always helps !!!

spunky

I am thinking of using my Pomerainian's hair in a landscape quilt. Little balls of fur on a distant hill will be a herd of sheep