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Monday, 30 March 2026

**CRAFTING WITH CATS** **EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA** WE MADE A SUPURR FLUFFY CARROT CATNIP KICKER TOY

A festive Easter‑themed scene featuring ten cats sitting in a row, each wearing a pastel bow. They’re surrounded by cherry blossoms, colourful Easter eggs, and a banner reading “Easter Crafting With Cats @BionicBasil®.” One cat has a speech bubble saying, “Let’s make something epic!” creating a playful, crafty holiday vibe.

Learn how to make supurr fluffy DIY catnip carrot kicker toys in this fun Easter‑themed tutorial ~ Another epic instalment in the Crafting with Cats series at www.bionicbasil.com
A cheerful Easter‑themed illustration featuring two orange cars driven by rabbits holding carrots, with large pastel Easter eggs, scattered carrots, and green grass between them. A wooden sign in the centre reads “EASTER,” creating a bright, festive post‑divider design.

Supurr Greetings, Pawesome Pals

Thanks for joining us for our Crafting with Cats segment. Today, we're sharing our eggstra special Easter project. 

If mew missed any of our previous CWC posts, stop by the Crafting with Cats Page and see all our previous projects, and mew don't have to be an expert in anything to make any of them. Plus we offer workarounds and no-sew projects for those who don't like to sew.

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**A quick note before we begin**

All Crafting with Cats ideas and creations are our own design, and we share them for purrsonal/home use only.

  So purrlease do not copy for commercial/resale purrposes.

Copyright ©BionicBasil®

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This time we're making the pawesome

The Supurr Fluffy Carrot Catnip Kicker Toys


Six bright orange, fluffy catnip carrot toys with green leafy tops are arranged in a row on a wooden surface. The text “Supurr Fluffy Catnip Carrots” appears above them, creating a playful and colourful pet‑themed display.

What We Used:

Orange Faux Fur

Green Feather Trim

Wadding or Stuffing

Catnip

Cotton Thread

Scissors

Sewing Machine and Needle 

Optional Cat ~  Smooch was today's Craft Room Snoopervisor

A white cat with black markings sits on a wooden floor in a craft room, wearing a collar with a small red bell. Colourful fabric catnip carrot toys—one orange with stuffing showing and one green—are scattered around him, with shelves of bright craft materials in the background. Smooch appears to be “helping” with the catnip carrot‑making project - yes he does have several 'flakes' of catnip on his chin! LOL

"What do mew mean I've got catnip on my chin?" Smooch said, then added. "I definitely have NOT been trying the catnip stash!"

A cheerful Easter‑themed illustration featuring two orange cars driven by rabbits holding carrots, with large pastel Easter eggs, scattered carrots, and green grass between them. A wooden sign in the centre reads “EASTER,” creating a bright, festive post‑divider design.

Let's Get Started

A four‑panel collage showing the steps for making a faux‑fur catnip carrot toy. Panel one displays bright orange faux fur with green trim for the leaves. Panel two shows a long triangular cardboard pattern with measurements. Panels three and four show the orange faux fur cut around the pattern with a small seam allowance, alongside two purple circular pieces used in the crafting process.

1. We used some of the orange faux fur left over from our pumpkin bed project a few years ago. We bought some green feather trim on a satin ribbon for the leaves.

2. Next, we winged it, and just made a long triangular pattern - see dimensions on pic. As we wanted a longer kicker toy, so the first one was just a test, but luckily it worked out purrfect.

3. & 4.  Then we got some of the old faux fur offcuts and cut out our pattern, with a 1cm or 0.5" seam allowance all around.

A four‑panel collage showing steps 5–8 of sewing an orange faux‑fur carrot toy. Panel five shows the triangular fabric folded in half with the furry sides together and pinned. Panel six shows the edge being sewn on a machine with a straight stitch. Panel seven displays the stitched piece before the zig‑zag finish. Panel eight shows the carrot shape turned right‑side out, revealing the fluffy orange fur

5.  We folded it in half with right sides together, or the furry side inside. And pinned in place.

6.  We used a basic straight stitch to sew up the edge, and then we used a zig-zag stitch to stop the edges from fraying.

7. This is what it looked like before the zig-zag stitch.

8. Then we turned it right sides out, or fluffy side up! MOL

A four‑panel collage showing steps 9–12 of making a stuffed faux‑fur catnip carrot toy. Panel nine shows the materials laid out: an orange furry cone, soft wadding, a paper cone of catnip mix, and a small tool. Panel ten shows the carrot being filled with wadding using a wooden stick. Panel eleven shows the inside of the cone as catnip is added. Panel twelve reveals the finished fluffy orange carrot, fully stuffed and shaped

9.  Let's get ready to start stuffing. The wadding we used is from a cushion, and our catnip is homegrown.

10. & 11.  We used a wooden chopstick to push the wadding and catnip down the carrot. And we didn't overstuff so it has movement.

12.  Say hello to the fluffy carrot.

A four‑panel collage showing steps 13–16 of making a faux‑fur catnip carrot toy. Panel thirteen shows a white cat with a red‑bell collar sniffing a container of catnip. Panel fourteen shows the cat sitting beside the orange furry carrot piece, green feather trim, and crafting tools. Panel fifteen shows the carrot with the green feather topper attached. Panel sixteen displays the finished fluffy carrot kicker toy on a wooden surface.

13.  Smooch had to sample the catnip just to make sure it was the supurr extra primo blend. (Mew see, he lied about not having any earlier! MOL)

14.  Then he eagerly awaited the next part. 

15.  We cut the feather ribbon into a 4" or 10 cm length and rolled it up. Apologies for no pics here, but the P.A. found it impawsible to take any while trying to hold the carrot and feathers in place and then take a pic. Smooch couldn't believe it, and said, "That's a purretty poor effort, and I think mew need to try harder!"

We won't post the P.A.'s reply! MOL 

Anyhoo, basically while holding the rolled up feathers, mew stuff them into the top of the carrot and hand sew the whole top together, pulling your stitches tight so it gathers everything together leaving a nice domed top with the feathers poking out. 

16. And here's the finished fluffy carrot kicker toy.  


We didn't stop there; we made five more! MOL

A white woven basket sits on a wooden table filled with large plush orange catnip carrots, each topped with bright green fluffy leaves. The soft, furry carrots stand upright in the basket, with bookshelves and household items blurred in the background, creating a cosy indoor craft‑room vibe.

Let's see what The B Teams' reaction was:


Or watch on YouTube by clicking here.

As mew can see, Fudge thought the carrots were all his, basically because they are ORANGE! MOL

But that aside, and Fudge's little rough and tumble with Melvyn over sharing said carrots - see the video, they were enjoyed by all.
A cheerful Easter‑themed illustration featuring two orange cars driven by rabbits holding carrots, with large pastel Easter eggs, scattered carrots, and green grass between them. A wooden sign in the centre reads “EASTER,” creating a bright, festive post‑divider design.

And that furiends furry sadly brings us to the end of our eighth Crafting with Cats post, we do hope mew liked it.

And if there's anything mew'd like us to make, leave a comment and we'll see what we can come up with, as the craft room is almost open full time again for the summer months! MOL  

We'll be back on Wednesday with more Midweek News, so do stop by to see what we have in store for mew this week. 

Until then...
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... and utterly epic!

Wing Commander Basil & The B Team 










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Saturday, 18 October 2025

**SUPURR SPOOKY CRAFTING WITH CATS** **RERUN ~ PART THREE** How We Made A Pumpkin Pouffe, Pumpkin Bandanas and an Easy Peasy Pumpkin Collar

 Welcome to

A festive Halloween-themed collage from BBHQ’s “Crafting with Cats” features seven expressive felines surrounded by pumpkins, streamers, stars, and paw prints against a wooden-textured backdrop. Central text reads “Crafting with Cats Halloween Special,” while a speech bubble from the top-right cat aka Basil, declares, “Let’s make something epic!” The scene bursts with colour and whimsy, blending feline charm with seasonal creativity. Perfect for Halloween cat crafts, DIY pet-themed content, and spooky storytelling from www.bionicbasil.com

Supurr Spooky Greetings Pawesome Pals

Thanks for joining us for Part Three of our Halloween Crafting with Cats Rerun. Mew know we have so much fun making all this stuff, and we hope mew enjoy seeing it!

Previous Halloween Crafting Posts



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**A quick note before we begin**

All Crafting with Cats ideas and creations are of our own design, and we share them for purrsonal/home use only.

  So purrlease do not copy for commercial/resale purrposes.

Copyright ©BionicBasil®

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TODAY WE'RE MAKING:


Pumpkin Pouffe with Catnip Leaf Cushions and Catnip Stalk Kicker Toy ~ OH YEAH! 

Cute Mini Pumpkin Trimmed Halloween Bandanas

Easy Peasy Pumpkin Collar 

Symmetrical Halloween-themed divider featuring black bats with purple eyes, white ghosts with raised arms, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, and a central black witch’s hat with an orange buckle. Perfect for spooky blog sections, festive craft tutorials, and seasonal storytelling from www.bionicbasil.com’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats series

First up is the 

Pumpkin Pouffe with Catnip Leaves and Catnip Stalk Kicker Toy

Smooch the white cat with black markings lounges on a plush orange pumpkin-shaped cushion with green felt leaves, part of BBHQ’s Catnip Pumpkin Time project from the Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series. Set on a woven rug and wooden floor, this cozy autumn scene blends feline comfort with festive handmade décor. Ideal for Halloween cat crafts, DIY pet cushions, and seasonal enrichment ideas from www.bionicbasil.com

What Mew Will Need:

Pumpkin - Orange faux fur - our piece was 1m x 1.5m 

Stuffing/wadding - we used the filling from 2 x 18" square cushions we had spare

Leaves - green fabric, wadding, catnip

Stalk - 2 x beige felt squares, wadding, catnip


threads - orange, brown and green

needle, scissors, chalk, tape measure

sewing machine or mew could hand sew if mew wanted

Optional Cat/s ~ Parsley, Smooch and Fudge were today's Craft Room Snoopervisors

TOP TIP

As we've never made a pumpkin before, instead of cutting into the faux fur straight away, we made a toile, aka mock-up of the pumpkin to a: see if the pattern worked and b: check that it was the right size - so if in doubt always make toile out of some old fabric or calico first, as then if it doesn't work mew've not wasted your expensive fabric.

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing the creation of a leaf-shaped fabric piece for a seasonal round cushion. Includes measuring and pinning felt leaves, a curious black cat inspecting the project from a white basket, and the completed fabric item. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet crafts, feline-friendly sewing tutorials, and creative enrichment projects from www.bionicbasil.com.

1.  Cut 6 x ellipse shape; ours were approx 12" wide by 27" long.

2. Pin edges together and sew each panel in turn.  On the last panels to be sewn, leave a 6" - 8" gap to turn right sides out before stuffing.

3. Check size suitability - Parsley was on paw for this step, and he said it was purrfect.

4. Stuff to check the overall shape and finished size.

So now that we're happy with the size, plumpness and dimensions, etc, we took the faux fur to make our pumpkin - mew don't have to make a toile unless mew want a bigger or smaller version than ours and to test it with your pet.

A collage of four photos showing the step-by-step process of sewing an orange faux fur fabric item shaped like a leaf. The photos depict cutting the fabric, pinning the edges, sewing with a machine, and black cat Parsley is standing on the partially finished fabric piece, adding a cozy and crafty Halloween vibe. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet crafts, feline-friendly sewing tutorials, and creative enrichment projects from www.bionicbasil.com

1. to 4. Same steps as above on toile: cut, pin right sides together, sew and repeat with all panels, leaving a gap on the last seam.

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing the repair and re-stuffing process of a round orange furry cat cushion. Steps include laying the cushion flat, opening it to reveal white stuffing, inserting the filling, and restoring it to its original plush shape. Ideal for DIY pet bed tutorials, upcycled cat comfort projects, and seasonal Halloween crafting from www.bionicbasil.com

5. Turn right sides out.

6. Begin to stuff with the wadding.

7. Shape your pumpkin as you stuff until mew're happy with the desired amount of plumpness. We didn't over-stuff ours as we wanted it to be nicely spongy without being too full. Hand stitch the final part of the seam closed.

8. This is how your finished pumpkin should look.

Optional Catnip Leaf Cushions and Catnip Stalk Kicker Toy

We had a look online as to the shape of a pumpkin leaf and drew straight on the fabric freehand. Our leaves are approximately 9" x 9"

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing the step-by-step creation of a leaf-shaped herbal cat toy. Includes cutting and pinning green and grey fabric pieces, sewing with a machine, and filling the finished item with dried herbs. Ideal for DIY catnip toy tutorials, Halloween pet crafts, and feline enrichment projects from www.bionicbasil.com

1.  We cut 4 pieces of some old green curtain fabric we had in stock from about 1999, but mew could use felt squares or any cotton fabric.

2. & 3.  We used the same technique as with our Snuggle Mats to sew the wadding in place: Place the wadding on top and the two green leaves underneath, with right sides together, and stitch all the way around, leaving about a 4" - 5" gap to turn right sides out.

4. Turn right sides out and stuff with as much catnip as mew want, and hand-sew the final part of the seam together.  We grow our own organic catnip, so we used loads, as we think more is better!

And mew should now have something that looks like this. Many apologies for the cat fur, crumpledness, drool and teeth marks; we got a little carried away before the P.A. could take a picture - OOPS! MOL!!

A photo from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing the finished leaf-shaped herbal cat toys. Ideal for DIY catnip toy tutorials, Halloween pet crafts, and feline enrichment projects from www.bionicbasil.com

Next, we made the stalk.

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing the pleating process for a brown fabric piece. Includes Smooch the white and black cat supervising the project, folding and stitching pleats with a sewing machine, and the finished pleated fabric laid flat. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet crafts, feline-friendly sewing tutorials, and creative seasonal projects from www.bionicbasil.com

1. Take your first felt square as modelled by Smooch.

2.  Fold the edge over approx 1" and stitch the entire length - on the shorter side of the square - to create a ridge effect.

3. & 4.  Repeat until mew have something like this.

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing steps 5–8 of making a brown felt pumpkin stalk catnip cat toy. Includes marking and cutting the fabric, shaping it into a curved stalk top form, and partially filling it with white stuffing and dried catnip. Ideal for DIY Halloween cat crafts, upcycled pet toys, and feline enrichment projects from www.bionicbasil.com

5. Fold felt in half, ridge sides together, and draw a stalk shape and sew.

6.  Cut excess felt away.

7. Turn the ridged side out.

8. Stuff with catnip and wadding to your desired plumpness.

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing steps 9–12 of assembling a brown pumpkin stalk catnip cat toy. Includes a curious Fudge, inspecting a circular felt base, sewing the base to a cylindrical structure, stitching the sides, and the completed upright felt form resembling a whimsical pumpkin stalk. Ideal for DIY Halloween cat crafts, handmade pet-safe decorations, and creative feline-friendly projects from www.bionicbasil.com

9. Measure the diameter of the stalk and cut a right-sized circle from the remaining felt sheet, as modelled by Fudge.

10. & 11. Check it fits and hand-stitch all the way around.

12. Mew should now have something that looks like a pumpkin stalk.

After all of that, put it all together mew should now have something that looks like this! 

Large plush pumpkin-shaped cushion from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, featuring bright orange furry fabric, green felt leaves, and a brown stem. Displayed in a cozy craft room with wooden furniture and art supplies, this handmade cushion blends seasonal charm with feline comfort. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet décor, upcycled cat beds, and whimsical autumn crafting from www.bionicbasil.com

OMC, IT'S FLUFFING EPICALLY EPIC! MOL

Talk about an ALL-IN-ONE solution for snoozing, playing and recreational nip activities; this is beyond purrfection, and let's see who loved it the best! MOL

Nine-photo collage from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, featuring cats lounging on a large plush pumpkin-shaped cushion with green felt leaves. Each panel captures different cozy poses and interactions with Amber, Smooch, Parsley, Melvyn and Fudge - showcasing feline approval of the handmade autumn-themed pet bed. Ideal for DIY Halloween cat décor, seasonal enrichment, and festive pet photography from www.bionicbasil.com

Well, we think the photo speaks for itself, everypawdy loved it!


Symmetrical Halloween-themed divider featuring black bats with purple eyes, white ghosts with raised arms, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, and a central black witch’s hat with an orange buckle. Perfect for spooky blog sections, festive craft tutorials, and seasonal storytelling from www.bionicbasil.com’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats series

Cute Mini Pumpkin Trimmed Halloween Bandanas

Melvyn the tabby cat models a bright green Halloween-themed bandana adorned with black cat silhouettes and orange pom-poms, standing on a rustic wooden table in a cozy home setting. Part of BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, this festive feline fashion blends seasonal charm with handmade flair. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet accessories, cat costume inspiration, and creative autumn crafting from www.bionicbasil.com

What mew will need:

Fabric - we used cat-themed Halloween fat quarters

Mini pom pom trim in orange

Cotton thread; orange and colours to match your fabric

Quick-release collar safety collar

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing steps 1–4 of sewing festive triangular Halloween-themed fabric pieces. Includes folding and arranging green and grey prints with black cats, skulls, and haunted houses, and stitching them with a sewing machine. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet accessories, handmade cat costumes, and seasonal crafting inspiration from www.bionicbasil.com

1. This is our fabric; isn't it epic?

2. Cut a triangle-shaped pattern with a straight edge at the top on the sides - this is for the collar to go through. Our pattern dimensions are: 9.5" across the top edge, and from the top to the point at the bottom, it's 4.5", including a 0.5" seam allowance.

3. Cut 2 pieces of each fabric.

4.  Fold over and sew a small straight edge with a zigzag stitch. Repeat on all other pieces of fabric, so in our case, we stitched 8 x edges.

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing steps 5–8 of sewing festive triangular bandanas using Halloween-themed fabric. Includes stitching pumpkin and cat prints on a sewing machine, folding and turning the fabric inside out, and displaying two completed triangle bandanas—one green with black cats and one grey with spooky motifs. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet accessories, handmade cat costumes, and seasonal crafting inspiration from www.bionicbasil.com

5. & 6.  Place the right sides together and stitch from the bottom of the zigzag seam to the pointy bit, then back up the other side, finishing at the zigzag stitching. Then sew across the straight top edge, leaving a small gap to turn right sides out, as it would be rather fiddly to try and turn it right side out where the collar holes are.

7. Turn right sides out and press.

8. Mew should now have something that looks like this.

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing steps 9–12 of making festive pet bandanas with orange pom-pom trim. Includes a pile of bright orange pom-poms, sewing the trim onto triangular Halloween-themed fabric, and displaying two completed bandanas—one neon green with black cats and one grey with pumpkins and skulls. Ideal for DIY Halloween cat costumes, handmade pet accessories, and seasonal crafting inspiration from www.bionicbasil.com

9. & 10. Take your pom pom trim and sew it around the bottom edge. 

11. Topstitch across the top straight edge to finish off the seam.

12.  Thread your collars through the holes, and mew should now have at least one mega, funky bandana like this.

Don't Fudge and Melvyn look epically EPIC?

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, featuring Fudge and Melvyn modelling handmade Halloween bandanas with orange pom-pom trim. The festive accessories showcase green and grey fabrics with spooky prints like pumpkins, skulls, and black cats. Set in cozy indoor scenes, the cats strike charming poses that highlight their seasonal style. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet fashion, handmade cat costumes, and feline-friendly festive crafting from www.bionicbasil.com

**SAFETY NOTE**

Never leave your cat alone wearing a bandanna or clothes of any description.

Symmetrical Halloween-themed divider featuring black bats with purple eyes, white ghosts with raised arms, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, and a central black witch’s hat with an orange buckle. Perfect for spooky blog sections, festive craft tutorials, and seasonal storytelling from www.bionicbasil.com’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats series

Easy Peasy Pumpkin Collar 

What mew will need:

1 x collar - quick-release safety type is our fav

Some orange pom poms, approx 1"in  size
  
 Non-toxic glue and/or glue gun

Collage of four photos from BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series, showing how to make the Easy Peasy Pumpkin Collar using orange pom-poms and a black quick release cat collar. Steps include arranging pom-poms in a curved line, securing them with the cat collar, and forming a segmented caterpillar shape. Ideal for DIY Halloween cat toys, upcycled pet-safe crafts, and creative feline enrichment from www.bionicbasil.com
1.  Lay the collar out and see how many pom poms are required.

2.  Start glueing pom-poms onto the collar.

 3.  Continue glueing, leaving the clasp area free.

4. It should now look like an oversized orange caterpillar! MOL

Find a willing kitty model and voila, one pumpkin collar, looking epically epic on our very own Parsley, who was the purrfect choice to wear this fun creation.

Doesn't Parsley look SPOOKTACULAR?

Parsley the black cat models a handmade pumpkin collar made of bright orange felt segments, part of BBHQ’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats Halloween series. The festive accessory resembles a string of mini pumpkins and pops against the cat’s dark fur. Set on a soft round perch in a dimly lit room, the image is framed with a rough black border and labeled “PUMPKIN COLLAR” in bold orange text. Ideal for DIY Halloween pet fashion, handmade cat costumes, and seasonal crafting inspiration from www.bionicbasil.com

**SAFETY NOTE**

Periodically check for loose pom poms, and don't leave your kitty unattended while wearing them.

Symmetrical Halloween-themed divider featuring black bats with purple eyes, white ghosts with raised arms, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, and a central black witch’s hat with an orange buckle. Perfect for spooky blog sections, festive craft tutorials, and seasonal storytelling from www.bionicbasil.com’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats series

And that epic furiends sadly brings us to the end of our third Halloween Rerun. 

We do hope mew liked it, and we'll be back tomorrow with another supurr selfies post!

Until then....
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MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA

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Symmetrical Halloween-themed divider featuring black bats with purple eyes, white ghosts with raised arms, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, and a central black witch’s hat with an orange buckle. Perfect for spooky blog sections, festive craft tutorials, and seasonal storytelling from www.bionicbasil.com’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats series

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Symmetrical Halloween-themed divider featuring black bats with purple eyes, white ghosts with raised arms, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, and a central black witch’s hat with an orange buckle. Perfect for spooky blog sections, festive craft tutorials, and seasonal storytelling from www.bionicbasil.com’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats series
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We at BionicBasil HQ are not responsible or liable fur any injuries to person/s and/or cat/s, crafting addictions, glue on cats, paper cuts, misplaced pins and needles, cats stealing your supplies, broken scissors, cat fur stuck on your projects, or your project not turning out as planned.  By using this information, you hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless BionicBasil and staff from and against any and all claims for personal injuries or damages of any kind arising from use of any Crafting With Cats posts we may share.
Symmetrical Halloween-themed divider featuring black bats with purple eyes, white ghosts with raised arms, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, and a central black witch’s hat with an orange buckle. Perfect for spooky blog sections, festive craft tutorials, and seasonal storytelling from www.bionicbasil.com’s Supurr Spooky Crafting with Cats series
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