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Me: Look at that – take a photo!
Boy: Ha ha! How odd.
Me: You’re going a bit bald on top, you could wear it on your head.
Boy: NO.
Me: I could knit you a toupée. Bit of fun fur. Nice and subtle.
Boy: Or a Hallowig.
Me: What? How do you know about that?
Boy: I just do.
I think he takes in a bit more than I give him credit for. The question now, is: do I secretly knit him one? Or is it a waste of effort? I tend to try and knit things I think will be used: with the amount of time I invest in these projects, I’d like to get a bit of wear or use out of them. I did, however knit something completely useless for a swap recently:
It’s a Dalmation Mouse from the Royal Tenenbaums. I took inordinate pleasure in knitting something so silly, and also in making up my own pattern. It was also my first attempt at i-cord. Why had I always assumed it was so hard?
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Love the mouse! Although, I’ve ended up watching a lot of “quirky American Indie” films lately and am a bit worried that the proliferation of Anderson-a-likes is making me like Anderson less. Eek! (As, I suppose, the mouse would say.)
Comment by SRW 22 July, 2008 @ 9:46 amThat’s one of my all-time favorite films. Love the mouse.
Comment by mick 22 July, 2008 @ 2:19 pmWhat a cute mouse!
Comment by Lin 23 July, 2008 @ 11:43 amI love the dalmatian mouse!!! What a fabulous idea. That Wes Anderson is a genius.
Comment by Jodi 6 August, 2008 @ 7:29 pmWow! We love your mouse. We watched the Royal Tenenbaums in Matthew’s room about 4 days ago. Please can you knit us a mouse? A dalmation one… x
Comment by Matthew & Charlotte 11 February, 2009 @ 2:46 pm