Fleece is impenetrable. Resistant to wind, rain, snow, nuclear fall-out. But not dog hair. Our dog hardly ever comes in the house and I find his wiry hairs in the stuck in the baby's mouth in the morning. Sheesh.
when i was in grad school, i had a party at my place and the russian grad student brought me a present, slippers she knit herself out of dog hair. um, it's been 4 years and i still haven't worn them.
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Now just think, when you attempt to sell the car, you can go on and on about the organic hair used to make the seats so...comfy.
ReplyDeleteExcellent question!
ReplyDeleteNow you can combine the two! http://www.amazon.com/Knitting-Dog-Hair-Better-Sweater/dp/0312152906
ReplyDeleteNow you can weave your very own hairshirt on days when you need to do penance for something.
ReplyDeleteFleece is impenetrable. Resistant to wind, rain, snow, nuclear fall-out. But not dog hair. Our dog hardly ever comes in the house and I find his wiry hairs in the stuck in the baby's mouth in the morning. Sheesh.
ReplyDeleteIn the. Just in case you didn't get enough the first time.
ReplyDeletewhen i was in grad school, i had a party at my place and the russian grad student brought me a present, slippers she knit herself out of dog hair.
ReplyDeleteum, it's been 4 years and i still haven't worn them.
Dawn - car has black interior. Dog is tan. It is going to take A LOT of fur....
ReplyDeleteCount- my friend Jan knit hats from dog wool. She said they were fine until they got wet, when they smelled like wet dog. Eeech.
WG - my virtual hairshirt is always with me
Mignon - I appreciate the double effort
Mar - what a thoughtful and bizarre gift