Alice's Cat Room, Page 2

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21 cats, and one mouse, currently live in this room. Two are permanent occupants, and the others are strays.

The rocking chair, made from a Chrynsbon kit. I painted blue pawprints on the back of the chair. Someone was sitting in this chair, reading "The Cat Who Killed a Cardinal". Another "Cat Who" book is on the bookcase, along with some other cat books, such as "Puss in Boots". Cat tails! Of course! I made the vase and the cattails. A cat enters the room though a cat flap. Another cat has opened the cupboard doors. I made the rug by stitching a gazillion french knots. I made the braided rug under the chair as well.

One of my favorite accessories. A Felix clock! "Stalking Feline" print, painted by Barbara Stanton. "Cats" Broadway poster.

A cat looks out the window. Cat fur-printed pillows are on the window seat. I made 4 kinds: Tiger, Leopard, Jaguar, and Cheetah. The Cheetah pillow has been knocked to the floor. This is the first cat I bought after I told myself "No more miniature cats." This cat has whiskers and a butterfly on it's nose.

Cat doll, made by Anita McNary Haynes. The head is made of porcelain. Polymer clay Lion toy made by Sammy Smith. I received it in the Ocelots 2000 convention totebag. A Very Special Thing. A teapot made by Hermania. A Siamese cat adorns the lid.

A naughty cat! The fish, bowl, and water will probably land on the cat on the floor below. That unsuspecting cat is playing with a mouse. This might be a good opportunity for the mouse to escape. Cat butt corner. The grey striped cat is playing with a mouse. He seems unaware of the fishbowl above his head. One of BJ's Pussywillow kitties.

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The rocking chair, made from a Chrynsbon kit. I painted blue pawprints on the back of the chair. Someone was sitting in this chair, reading "The Cat Who Killed a Cardinal". Another "Cat Who" book is on the bookcase, along with some other cat books, such as "Puss in Boots".	Cat tails! Of course! I made the vase and the cattails.	A cat enters the room though a cat flap. Another cat has opened the cupboard doors. I made the rug by stitching a gazillion french knots. I made the braided rug under the chair as well.

One of my favorite accessories. A Felix clock!	"Stalking Feline" print, painted by Barbara Stanton.	"Cats" Broadway poster.

A cat looks out the window. Cat fur-printed pillows are on the window seat. I made 4 kinds: Tiger, Leopard, Jaguar, and Cheetah.	The Cheetah pillow has been knocked to the floor.	This is the first cat I bought after I told myself "No more miniature cats." This cat has whiskers and a butterfly on it's nose.

Cat doll, made by Anita McNary Haynes. The head is made of porcelain.	Polymer clay Lion toy made by Sammy Smith. I received it in the Ocelots 2000 convention totebag.	A Very Special Thing. A teapot made by Hermania. A Siamese cat adorns the lid.

A naughty cat! The fish, bowl, and water will probably land on the cat on the floor below. That unsuspecting cat is playing with a mouse. This might be a good opportunity for the mouse to escape.	Cat butt corner. The grey striped cat is playing with a mouse. He seems unaware of the fishbowl above his head.	One of BJ's Pussywillow kitties.