post of general nifty, plus knittery and alligators

Feb 19, 2009 14:52

watchmen condoms - blue promotional prophylactics! kinda odd, kinda nifty. (link from phinnia) (and also spnnewsletteri now have a to-make list for books i want to make. it's five books long. (this is a lot, considering i bind at the speed of molasses in winter.) i've made some progress on two of them, and have thought long and hard about a third and fourth. ( Read more... )

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tsuki_no_bara February 19 2009, 21:53:02 UTC
yes, but i could crochet the tiny ninja and find a pattern for a tiny cowboy hat, and presto, cowboy ninja! :D but then i'd have to crochet a tiny geek and a tiny thief to keep him company....

this is where i admit that if i did manage to teach myself how to crochet, it would be so i could make cute fannish things.

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phinnia February 19 2009, 20:48:52 UTC
OMGWANTTHATBOOK.
i have an obsesssion with subways. and i LOVE 'the way things work', and i'd forgotten who wrote it. <3 <3 <3
i love that you make books. it's something i want to do at some point.

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tsuki_no_bara February 19 2009, 21:55:30 UTC
i love david macaulay. when i was little i had castle and pyramid, and pretty much everything i know about pyramids and ancient egyptian burial practices, i learned from him.

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bleedtoblue February 19 2009, 22:22:47 UTC
You can most assuredly teach yourself to knit and/or crochet! There are excellent tutorials online, and you are, quite obviously, clever and creative.

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tsuki_no_bara February 20 2009, 01:21:23 UTC
this is good to know! i can follow directions from a pattern or a diagram, especially if i have an idea what the finished product is supposed to look like.

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tsuki_no_bara February 20 2009, 01:21:49 UTC
that was my reaction too! imagine if they glowed in the dark, too.

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theodosia February 19 2009, 22:52:16 UTC
I should have you over to watch a couple episodes of the History Channel's Cities of the Underground, which mixes history with civil engineering with Archaeology, and is pretty damn fascinating. Remind me when I'm back in Somerville....

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tsuki_no_bara February 20 2009, 01:22:46 UTC
i've seen some of those! it's such a cool show, and thank god i'm not claustrophobic. i saw the one where he goes under jerusalem twice.

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