- Purchase fabric. Come home and wash/dry fabric.
- Remove Parker from dryer/laundry basket/top of dryer on the fabric
- Get out cutting board.
- Remove Parker from Cutting board.
- Smooth out fabric and begin to cut.
- Remove Parker's foot or tail from the path of the rotary cutter.
- Get ready to cut next bag.
- Remove Parker from fabric pile to choose next fabric.
- Iron. This is a Parker free step.
- Pin bag sides together.
- Remove pins and pincushion from Parker's mouth because she forgot to turn pincushion upside down. He just pulls out the pins, doesn't eat.
- Take Picture of finished bag.
- Remove paw from picture.
- Post picture on Etsy. This is a Parker free step.
- Hide bags from Parker. No need to send hairy bags to customers!
- Start process over.
If you notice, I am not helping mom in the scenario. I repeat, I AM NOT HELPING AND I AM THE GOOD CAT!
Has ha - I jsut happened on the timeline and saw this. Now M and I are laughing our heads off. So typical cuz we cats want to help.
ReplyDeleteOMC! Go work Parker! Great job snoopervising. I don't know about hairy bags. I kinda liked Parker's fur. MOL.
ReplyDeleteBOL! Parker buddy, how could your mom possibly create w/o your help?
ReplyDeleteRumblemum is wondering if she could get a gift bag with Parker in it for xmas?
ReplyDeleteI'm asking for a gift bag with Miss MAGGIE in it...
Parker, I too have to supervise everything my human does! It only goes wrong when Binga tries to help!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great helper you are Parker. If you want I could come join you and leave short orangie furs mixed in with your long orangie furs to add a new dimension to the textural effect of the gift bags.
ReplyDeleteHug hug hug
Boomie