ah haha..haha.hah
only in japan.

I’m tickled by the use of fake paws, especially when showing the finished scrunchies at the end w/extra pats.

Lilli — I thought Chow Chows were those things people rode between cities, before we had hareplanes…?

Thanks, Annika. Nice to learn something…
Kristin C.–liked “le poof”.

Chou chou is the dog with the blue tongue!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chow_Chow

But seriously…this was weird.

@Snoopysnake: Maybe a Singer Purrmaster with the optional specially sized paw pedal??

I love everything about this, including the scrunchies (which, so sue me, I still like to wear sometimes) but especially watching the “cat” sew! I suppose people like me who sew appreciate this more than those who don’t.

Question for you sewers?Does kitty sew on a Purrnina or a Pussqarvana? Or does she just use a White, being a white kitty and all?

She’s making Bias-cut Binding Tape for a Quilt or blanket! I’ve done this before so I recognized it

Annika is right – A “Chou Chou” is a slang term for a hair scrunchie. Ironically, my Grandma had a cat named Chou Chou because she liked stealing scrunchies and using them as toys. “Chou” is French for Cabbage – and as you can see, a scrunchie sans hair kind of looks like a cabbage.

I teach ESL so today I asked all my students if they knew what a chou chou was. The Korean, Japanese and French students all said it was a “thing for hair” and then a Japanese girl pulled a lacy scrunchie out of her bag and held it up as an example.