A simple design, of just a cat strolling across the wearer’s wrists. This style of ink is quite in fashion at the moment.

We don’t know quite what’s going on with this kitty, but we do know they can see well. Bonus points for the cool bee above it. A large tribute tatt to the kitty otherwise known as Tig. The yellow and purple are a great splash of color for this design. Those looking for a more discrete cat tattoo might like to think about placing a small cat design behind the ear, for easy coverage when the hair is down.

For those that are after a teensy tiny tattoo, you might like to think about getting one like the above kitty. Too cute!

This is a very cool example of combining two different themes – yin and yang, and cats! It’s very well thought out and makes for a fun tatt. This style of leopard tattoo is quite popular. This one has been done particularly well by a skilled tattoo artist.

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This pair of pussies have been drawn with a very fine needle – you can tell by the barely there outlining of the ink surrounding them. Another tribute, but this time in a different style. We really like the use of text curving around the bottom of the tattoo. There’s plenty of skulls around in tattoos, so what’s cool about this one is that there is a cat hugging onto it. A great way to include a cat. There is plenty of “toppers” in tattoos, from wolves to elephants, to yes, cats. Why not top your design with a cat to add that little bit extra.

This is a stunning cat design that may have looked a little boring were it not for the blue highlighting. An excellent touch. Why not think about how tattoos on two parts of your body can join up when put together, like these two cats at the base of the hands? Here’s another cat clothing video from Sew Ashley’s channel. However, this one is a bit more challenging than the previous sweater sleeve shirt. If you’re interested in creating a cute and stylish outfit for your cat, then sewing a simple dress for your female cat is an excellent option. To start, choose a soft and comfortable fabric that will feel good against your cat’s fur. Next, measure your cat’s body to ensure that the dress will fit properly. Create a pattern for the dress by cutting out the fabric according to your cat’s measurements. Sew the pieces together, making sure to leave space for your cat’s legs and tail. Finally, add any embellishments or accessories to make the dress unique and visually appealing.A tribute to not one but three cats! Do people define you as a crazy cat lady? Wear your cats with pride like this girl! Cats hate getting wet! Why not protect your precious puss from the elements by adding an umbrella to your tatt?