Oh dear I didn't realize throwing them out was so frowned up on. But seriously what do you do with lots of coloured pieces or card? some not always cut that neat too, lol. Prehaps yes when you go to a few first shows you think they are nice but I think you'll walls may feel up quite quickly LOL. Sorry I was just having my say and wondered what others thought and did.

i must say what lovely pics i fell in love. i will treasure all my rosettes for ever more all on a wall

hi looks like it was never mind you just having your say. just keep the best ones out and perhaps store the rest in a box. i will in the future if get any more which would be nice i will keep best ones out plus the firsts.dont know about framing them as would have to be a very big frame

I love my rosettes and definitely rossies for me rather than prize cards or money. Due to a rather amazing year last year I do have too many to display all of F's so I only have his opens and BOBs and Petplan and TICA rossies on display. But his sides are carefully packed away - each one is a cherished memory for me

What I find disappointing is when clubs don't do rosettes but only do prize cards and then don't even bother to hand these out.....

I put all my prize cards in my scrap book which I have for each cat

It's horses for courses but I think the majority of people I have spoken to prefer rosettes to prize cards or money. Certainly those shows which offer only prize cards do not have lower entry fees - in fact in the case of one I know they are more expensive!

As I lost 2 of my cats 18months ago and both were show winners ,I would have been mortified if I hadn't something to remember them by.
there is nothing nicer to see that a cat that has done well,and I am proud of every card and rosette that they win

hi so sorry to hear of your 2 losses at least you have the rosettes to remember them by and treasure. i to lost a cat last sept who was l7 yrs old though never showed her i have my memories and pics miss her so much.
if i never show my cat again i to have my rosettes to tresure which are all on the wall will never part with them so proud