Say What? Time to Knit a Big Old Cat Butt! FREE Pattern Alert!

Posted by Danielle | Jul 20, 2016 | Free Patterns, Pets |

A “parlor cat” refers to a purely domestic, pampered house cat rather than an outdoor working mouser. The term originates from the Victorian era (of course it does), when prized, delicate breeds like Persians and Angoras were kept strictly indoors as elegant companions.

“The Parlor Cat” by Sara Elizabeth Kellner. Get the pattern for free via Ravelry. And if you’re a crocheter, check out this sculptural cat pattern from Peach Penguin Crochet.

Hat tip to OddSox.

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