Grumpy cat is very grumpy, but way cuter as this handmade scarf by Etsy seller planetgoboom. He’s an accordion style scarf made with felt applique and measures about 55″ long and 4″ wide. The fact that he looks to be strangling a mannequin in one picture shouldn’t worry you at all.
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Remember the last time you took your cat to the vet? Your cat was probably uncomfortable and ticked. Spyke understands your cat’s pain. She had to wear (suffer) an inflatable unicorn horn for a photoshoot.
Though she looks grumpy at first, she eventually walks around like the horn doesn’t bother her at all. She embraces her inner unicorn, just like she did in this Christmas card image with her owner.
Watch the video after the break.
You think this cat looks unhappy but really, it’s thrilled to be dressed like an Ewok and hasn’t figured out the proper way to express the overwhelming feelings of joy yet. Just kidding. That cat is totally going to claw out eyeballs when its human falls asleep.
Instructables user Carlson Bryant has laid out a step by step tutorial for creating Ewok cat hats just in case you’d like to show your furry felines the same amount of love. You don’t need tons of supplies – just leather, twine, leather cord, scissors, and a leather punch. He shows you what the pattern pieces look like and how to lace them together. Kitties don’t have a choice about wearing it because they can’t untie the laces. Ha!
I know it seems cruel, but do you see how cute it could be? I think it’s completely worth having your cat hate you for a day. If you own multiple kitties, you should make each of them a hat. You could have an army large enough to take down the Empire!
(via Instructables)
Meet Yun Yun the cat. He is adorable, and his owner really likes My Neighbor Totoro. I think Yun Yun might be cuter than the cartoon.
(Sweet Ipomoea via Neatorama)
This toddler went out of her way to dress up like her cat – however, the effort did little to steal her pet’s attention away from the wall.
Check it out after the jump.
If you’re too busy to sew a costume or too strapped for cash that you can’t buy a decent one for your cat this Halloween, then maybe you should follow toshiya86‘s lead. Not much money involved with her way of doing things, because all you’ll need are cardboard, a marker, and a whole lot of ingenuity.
You won’t have to make your cat wear something it doesn’t want to, but you will have to coax your feline to stick his head into the hole on the cardboard.
Check out more cardboard character costumes after the break.
Cats love playing dress up! They try to hide it, but the truth is they love when their owners put ridiculous things on them – like inflatable unicorn horns. The costume from Archie McPhee is only available to wholesale customers right now. I bet you’ll be able to find it on shelves before Halloween and then you can get the human version and match your pet!
UPDATE: The horn is now available to all for only $5!
(via Geekologie)
