Does your cat like to get up in your face? I know that ours do, especially our tuxedo cat. I know it's because she loves me. Perhaps that is why we like cats so much. I also like doing paintings of them.
This is a vignette portrait of our tuxedo cat printed on a tshirt. After clicking on the link, you can choose any shirt style, including sweatshirts and hoodies.
Our other cat is a tortoise shell. She likes to set the terms. She is not so much a face cat, but will sometimes lay in my lap, but usually she lays next to my legs. Sometimes, though, the two of them will want the same spot! : )
For a mandala of cat faces, check out this tshirt. Four cat faces are arranged in a circle pattern, that is printed on any shirt style of your choice.
You can check out more of my cat shirts at CherylsArt on Zazzle.com. You can also choose a different style shirt, color, and/or size.
Wishing you a purr-fect day. : )
Cheryl Paton
Friday, August 23, 2013
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Pssst.... a Cat Kiss Card
Our cats like to groom each other from time to time, and they look so cute.
If you are looking for a cute card that says I love you, to a cat lover, you may just fall in love with this one.
The message in this one says, I love you. If you'd like, you can customize the text with your own personal message.
I also like this cute art vintage style cat kiss too. It is blank inside for your own message.
You can customize it online and select a font, or you can write it in later by hand.
Cheryl Paton
Visit CherylsArt on Zazzle.
If you are looking for a cute card that says I love you, to a cat lover, you may just fall in love with this one.
The message in this one says, I love you. If you'd like, you can customize the text with your own personal message.
I also like this cute art vintage style cat kiss too. It is blank inside for your own message.
You can customize it online and select a font, or you can write it in later by hand.
Cheryl Paton
Visit CherylsArt on Zazzle.
Friday, August 9, 2013
Gifts for Cat Lovers and Plant Lovers
Sometimes cats and plants don't go together. After my mother had passed, we brought a bunch of the plants home. We left them in the house, along with our two cats, for a neighbor to care for, while we took my dad for a get away trip.
When we returned home, the cats were still alive, but they had pooped green, and not one of the green leavings were in the litter box. They had never missed before. We quickly learned our lesson and never brought flowers from the florist in to our house again. Any that were given to me after that, quickly found their home out on the front step.
Bringing you up to date, I had wanted to paint an abstract cat design, with flowers on it. Once I started, I realized that I should look up the plants, and make sure that they were safe for cats.
Yes, there are flowers and plants that cats can eat, and still be okay. Just make sure they don't come from a florist, etc., or any place that may add any coating.
Four of the non-toxic plants that I found were Gerber daisies, catnip, nasturtiums, and cereal grass. There were more listed, such as snap dragons, and a type of rose. I kept it to the first four for my painting.
The colors show up real nice on blue. Here, the painting is shown on tote bags.
The pillow looks great for both humans and/or cats to snuggle up with. The background color can be customized. Be sure to customize both sides.
If you want to share this info with your flower and cat lover friends, the info is ready on business cards. You and your friends can have a cute picture and the info handy on the back.
If you know of any other plants and/or flowers, that are safe for cats to eat, please add it in a comment. Please, just add the ones that are safe. Thank you.
Check out more of the Safe for cats to eat products by CherylsArt at Zazzle.com.
Cheryl Paton
When we returned home, the cats were still alive, but they had pooped green, and not one of the green leavings were in the litter box. They had never missed before. We quickly learned our lesson and never brought flowers from the florist in to our house again. Any that were given to me after that, quickly found their home out on the front step.
Bringing you up to date, I had wanted to paint an abstract cat design, with flowers on it. Once I started, I realized that I should look up the plants, and make sure that they were safe for cats.
Yes, there are flowers and plants that cats can eat, and still be okay. Just make sure they don't come from a florist, etc., or any place that may add any coating.
Four of the non-toxic plants that I found were Gerber daisies, catnip, nasturtiums, and cereal grass. There were more listed, such as snap dragons, and a type of rose. I kept it to the first four for my painting.
The colors show up real nice on blue. Here, the painting is shown on tote bags.
The pillow looks great for both humans and/or cats to snuggle up with. The background color can be customized. Be sure to customize both sides.
If you want to share this info with your flower and cat lover friends, the info is ready on business cards. You and your friends can have a cute picture and the info handy on the back.
If you know of any other plants and/or flowers, that are safe for cats to eat, please add it in a comment. Please, just add the ones that are safe. Thank you.
Check out more of the Safe for cats to eat products by CherylsArt at Zazzle.com.
Cheryl Paton
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