Cute Japanese Moggie Goes Viral All Over The World By Providing Fur To Make Charming Souvenirs
You haven't misread the title. The idea of made-of-feline-fell handicrafts sounds astounding and exciting, especially for cat people who collect as big as a wool pile of cats' fallen hair every day. On Instagram as well as Twitter and YouTube, an adorable female short-haired two-year-old Japanese cat named Minira has lately become famous for her owner's exquisite project.
The enthusiastic owner had been accumulating the material by not throwing away the cat fur from the vacuum machine every day. Moreover, whenever she pet her moggie, she used a soft leatherette pair of gloves with micro-sized rounded head spikes so that she could massage the cat and collect her hair at the same time. As long as she got a big enough ball of raw wool, she needle-felted to make creatively loveable handicrafts such as pairs of slippers and hats which are all in a super small size that can fit her cat. Responding to the cute gifts, Minira appeared to be curious and amused.
Nobody knows how long the process has taken, but the products can ooh and ahh any cat person. These enchanting cat-sized cat-fur-made-of cat-fashioned accessories have broken into many websites and social network pages worldwide. Pet lover communities have pushed the topic to one of the top trends. Not only cat people but also dog lovers have found it worth trying. Instead of being irritated by pet fur stuck in the house, we can learn some sewing techniques to discover our creative minds in our pastimes. No matter how our works may look, they would be priceless souvenirs to our sweet companions.
About Minira, she's become the millions viewed cat on the YouTube channel Mirina-Dairy. Her Twitter MiniraDiary and Instagram Minira0805 add up to more than sixty thousand followers. She is now popular with her daily pictures posted on the Internet. She's also famous for her precious impressions every time the owner does surprising things to her. You can enjoy their shared happy moments and give them lots of support.
Now, we're giving you some instructions if you're interested in making your handmade from your pet fallen hair. You can plan on doing it all year long but it would be faster in your pet's shedding season. You collect the fallen fur (from sweeping or vacuuming the house or cleaning clothes with roller or tenderly brushing your pet) and keep it in the cotton or paper bag so that it won't get mildewed and decomposed by the moisture. You'd better put the stored fur bag in a dry place with a decent temperature.
When the collected fur weighs about 4 ounces (nearly 110-115 grams), it is enough to make a little souvenir. You gently wash the fur with warm water and shampoo to remove the dust. Then you dry it by spreading it on a piece of cloth. When the fur is dried, it's ready for your designs. You can needle-felt like Minira's owner, or you can use your own skills with other tools such as glue, fabric, glittered sticky liquid... And don't forget to determine the shape of your upcoming work in your mind!
Source: MiniraDiary
Source: MiniraDiary
The enthusiastic owner had been accumulating the material by not throwing away the cat fur from the vacuum machine every day. Moreover, whenever she pet her moggie, she used a soft leatherette pair of gloves with micro-sized rounded head spikes so that she could massage the cat and collect her hair at the same time. As long as she got a big enough ball of raw wool, she needle-felted to make creatively loveable handicrafts such as pairs of slippers and hats which are all in a super small size that can fit her cat. Responding to the cute gifts, Minira appeared to be curious and amused.
Source: MiniraDiary
Source: MiniraDiary
Nobody knows how long the process has taken, but the products can ooh and ahh any cat person. These enchanting cat-sized cat-fur-made-of cat-fashioned accessories have broken into many websites and social network pages worldwide. Pet lover communities have pushed the topic to one of the top trends. Not only cat people but also dog lovers have found it worth trying. Instead of being irritated by pet fur stuck in the house, we can learn some sewing techniques to discover our creative minds in our pastimes. No matter how our works may look, they would be priceless souvenirs to our sweet companions.
Source: MiniraDiary
About Minira, she's become the millions viewed cat on the YouTube channel Mirina-Dairy. Her Twitter MiniraDiary and Instagram Minira0805 add up to more than sixty thousand followers. She is now popular with her daily pictures posted on the Internet. She's also famous for her precious impressions every time the owner does surprising things to her. You can enjoy their shared happy moments and give them lots of support.
Source: MiniraDiary
Source: MiniraDiary
Now, we're giving you some instructions if you're interested in making your handmade from your pet fallen hair. You can plan on doing it all year long but it would be faster in your pet's shedding season. You collect the fallen fur (from sweeping or vacuuming the house or cleaning clothes with roller or tenderly brushing your pet) and keep it in the cotton or paper bag so that it won't get mildewed and decomposed by the moisture. You'd better put the stored fur bag in a dry place with a decent temperature.
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When the collected fur weighs about 4 ounces (nearly 110-115 grams), it is enough to make a little souvenir. You gently wash the fur with warm water and shampoo to remove the dust. Then you dry it by spreading it on a piece of cloth. When the fur is dried, it's ready for your designs. You can needle-felt like Minira's owner, or you can use your own skills with other tools such as glue, fabric, glittered sticky liquid... And don't forget to determine the shape of your upcoming work in your mind!
Source: MiniraDiary
Source: MiniraDiary
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