This could totally be done just printing on a sheet but I’m too extra for that. I picked up a frame from Dollar Tree, a piece of scrapbook paper that fits my mood at the moment and cut the design out of black vinyl with a Cricut (mirrored so it could be face up on the glass from the inside).
It seems that I have a sneaky little guy that will be fed in the early morning hours and then act like he’s not been fed when the next person wakes. Hopefully this will prevent him turning into a little butterball!
I wanna see Taylor! This is cute and I love that you mirrored the vinyl so that you can change out the background paper. You can make it seasonal.
My cats have specific diets based on their health needs and I had to switch to feeding them at scheduled times. They are still chunky and now they “sing” to me, a lot. Ha!
Unfortunately, he had what they think was a minor stroke several years ago so he can’t get up on high surfaces without assistance. So no erasing the marks! We’re actually putting the times in there - so like on the AM side there is a 6 - so we know exactly how long it’s been. My original plan was for checks and then I changed my mind when I thought about it.
The stroke has also limited his “exercise” so his bubble in the middle grows easily when he’s been over fed!
This reminds me of a children’s book called Six Dinner Sid by James Herriot about a cat that has many owners on a street and they all feed him a variety of foods. Six dinners!
I’m the designated wet food giver in the evenings, otherwise they graze on dry. My previous cat was a fiend for food and this craft would have been an excellent idea for her instead of us asking each other who fed her last, especially when a husband is at work and a son is forgetful about what he did.
I like that you can change out the background and the little kitty boxes. Cute!
If you ask Chaplin he has never been fed, ever!
