Cat Hair Yarn  Darrel's picture    Twisted, humorous commentary
is also encouraged! :)  Elad Fox's picture  I have my dog
Caleb's fur  I have my dog Caleb's fur spun (Thats him in my
picture). It's the undercoat of some breeds that spins into
really nice yarn. My spinner says Caleb's reminds him of
spinning alpaca. Sorry don't know what to say about cat fut
though.   potterdc's picture  I too have spun doghair -  I too
have spun doghair - but I can't imagine spinning cat hair! 
Still - I'd love to see the  results!  :-)  I have spun some
pretty short angora (rabbit) fur - it's probably about the
same.  I too would  recommend blending it with some wool to make
it easier to spin - plus, it will go further.   ulf's picture  I
have spun doghair and they  I have spun doghair and they were
mayby 2-4 ins long (or 5-8 cm). Spun doghair makes a very soft
yarn especially with hair that is nearer the body. If you have
spun wool  you know that the woolfat (or is it called grease?)
sort of glue them together and the curli