These birdseye maple floors were trapped under orange shag carpet when we moved in.
A chubby Arctic narwhal in a sweater is a little more than half the size of a skein of English wool, if you include his tooth, he’s bigger.
That’s a bag shaped basket, full of bags. It’s funny, the baskets body has a faux knitted texture, and the bags inside are for actual real knitting.
A small batch, minimal impact English wool.
That little English sheep looks sad.
We needed new footstools, I swear the extra yarn storage was an added bonus. I can fit 62, 100g skeins of wool inside, are you happy now little English sheep?
I store my wool with scented soap chunks, my wool smells flipping amazing.
Kiki weights as much as 81 skeins of English wool.
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Love your little narwhal….and you’ve inspired me to weigh Jack.Jack who is the same shape and almost certainly the same size as Kikki!
Julie
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😍 Jack! Kiki is a big girl, she was 18lbs when we adopted her! Gotta love those lumpy kitties 💕
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EVERYTHING needs to be compared to WOOL! Brilliant.
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Haha it really should!
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I heart Kiki! she does her own thing. But she doesn’t try to eat the narwhal? (really great narwhal btw) FACT: My cats would shred that narwhal and eat it and leave the bits in their water bowl, because they are fluffy hoodlums.
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Haha I love this …😄 fluffy hoodlums!
Yeah, Kiki is super chill about the woolly things, a wine cork in a plastic bag is her sort of crazy!
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