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A daily journal by Feline Fashionista Skeezix the Cat: the best-dressed, worst-coiffed cat on the interwebs




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This multicolored cat pin is made of wood and features a safety clasp. This jewelry piece shines with a highly polished finish



Well, it was a reely grate berthday pawty yesterday. Thanks to everycat hoo made it memorabul. It was SUCH a good pawty that Flat Skeezix got a monster attak of the sqwerts. Forchewnitly, cuz he's viziting Chey, Chey's woman knew how to fix him: accupunkcher!Labels: chey, the sqwerts
And even tho that was an unbeeleevably pawsome gift, I got even MORE STUFF frum my speshul frend, Daisy!Labels: berthday party, berthdays, pin the tale on the maobutt
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How to make a Flat Cat:
If you're familiar with the concept of "Flat Stanley," you know what I'm talking about. A Flat-Cat is a feline Flat Stanley, a stand-up version of your cat that you can take on vacation with you and pose for vacation photos.
I have several versions of "Flat Skeezix" that travel with me
anytime Skeezix can't. Flat Skeezix has logged about 25,000 travel miles and has
even kissed the Blarney Stone. He's posed for photos with Bruce Jenner, Animal Planet's Andrea Arden, Marmaduke and the Pillsbury Doughboy. Your flat-cat will definitely make your set of vacation photos more interesting.Making a Flat-Cat is easy:
- Take a photo of your cat. It's best if she's sitting up, directly facing the camera.
- Make a print of the photo, as close to life size as possible, usually 11"X14". If she's about 12 inches tall standing up, her image
should occupy about 12" of the vertical space on the photo, with about 2" left
over (see example, right). A matte finish is better than glossy.- Adhere the print to a piece of foam core board (fig 1 below). You can get foam core with an adhesive back at any office supply store. Or, use spray adhesive or a glue stick.
- Weight it down overnight.
- Using an Exacto knife, cut out around the cat image (fig 2 below). Put a self-healing mat or several layers of cardboard beneath the foam core so that you don't score your dining room table.
- Cut a strip of foam core about 1-1/2" wide and not quite as tall as your cat. This will prop your cat up as you pose her.
- Affix it to the back of your foam core cat with packing tape or duct tape (depicted in green in the figure), about 2/3 of the way up (fig 3 below).
- Try it out, trimming the length of the support as necessary. The flat cat should tilt backward slightly for stability. Once you have the angle correct, put a second length of tape about halfway down the support that connects the support to the flat cat about an inch or two away. I take 2 lengths of tape and stick them sticky-sides-together in the middle, with the last inch on each end used to affix it to the support and the flat cat.
Keep in mind, when you photograph your flat cat when using a flash, you'll get a flash reflection if you shoot head-on. Move slightly to the side and you should be okay.
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