Image courtesy of my newest blog, The Kitty Blog.
Have you ever thought of cutting a simple (doesn’t even have to be straight) hole into a cereal box for kitty? Check out Build a Free Cat Toy: Cereal Box Hunt & Knock for more images.
PS for kitties: I also have a great cat food contest going on, so tell your keeper to enter.
(Image by Peggy Rowland.)

This is a lazy junk creation. I don’t just mean lazy in the sense that I didn’t have to use glue or scissors, but I was too lazy to get up and play with my cat.
So, there I was in my red recliner with a J Jill catalog I didn’t want. And there was kitty sitting in the floor whining for attention.
I started tearing out pages, one by one. I wadded them up and threw them across the room for my cat, Choco. He loved it. He even managed to catch a few between his paws.
After the …read more

The easiest junk creations are often the most difficult to dream up.
Watch this video from Zack Scott to discover a fun way to gain a free cat toy.

The new poll is up in the sidebar. You know what to do.
I want to find out about your favorite type of junk creation.
Is it a clothing creation like the bra purse (but not necessarily using underwear), a metal creation like Nuts the Junkyard Dog, a simple reuse project like the tea tag bookmarks or the cat toy from a ketchup bottle, or it is a project you can more easily add your own personal stamp to (like the decoupage vacation mementos sour cream container into a flowerpot I’m working on for next week). But maybe it’s just that you …read more