Cinematic Knits 1
It started with Glampyre's City Shawl.
Now it's official.
Cinematic knits is here to stay, albeit on a random basis.
DVD viewing on the weekend was the exceptional Normal from HBO (god, their quality is consistently high!) in which Jessica Lange delivered a killer scene, whilst knitting.
TV viewing on the other hand... now what's the first thing that springs to mind when you think "Starsky and Hutch"? OK, what's the first thing that springs to my mind then?...
The trademark bulky cardigan of course!
Louise Mingenback (costume designer) got it just right.
And finally, last nights actual cinema viewing was Robert Altman's Prairie Home Companion. Alas... no knitting!
All the Top Down Bonnet needs now is ears. I started the first ear in front of the aforementioned S&H, but thanks to its highly distracting nature, I discovered half way through that I was knitting it inside out. The ear, that is. A purly ear.
So the ear is now ripped out (or off?) waiting for me to sit down in a more focused and contemplative state to finish it.
Now it's official.
Cinematic knits is here to stay, albeit on a random basis.
DVD viewing on the weekend was the exceptional Normal from HBO (god, their quality is consistently high!) in which Jessica Lange delivered a killer scene, whilst knitting.
TV viewing on the other hand... now what's the first thing that springs to mind when you think "Starsky and Hutch"? OK, what's the first thing that springs to my mind then?...
The trademark bulky cardigan of course!
Louise Mingenback (costume designer) got it just right.
And finally, last nights actual cinema viewing was Robert Altman's Prairie Home Companion. Alas... no knitting!
All the Top Down Bonnet needs now is ears. I started the first ear in front of the aforementioned S&H, but thanks to its highly distracting nature, I discovered half way through that I was knitting it inside out. The ear, that is. A purly ear.
So the ear is now ripped out (or off?) waiting for me to sit down in a more focused and contemplative state to finish it.
5 Comments:
Love the bonnet!
Thanks for your comment today - sometimes I confuse honesty for being over-critical (see, I'm doing it again!!)
that side by side of the real starsky and the ben stiller starsky is brilliant! ben stiller is a genius, but he could not have gotten the perfect no-neck hunch without that massive collar. grooooooooovy
that side by side of the real starsky and the ben stiller starsky is brilliant! ben stiller is a genius, but he could not have gotten the perfect no-neck hunch without that massive collar. grooooooooovy
kate, yes! the 'no neck hunch' is spot on!
I agree about ben stiller.
All week I've had "Stiller-Starsky"'s alter-ego Finkel of Finkel's Fittings - complete with outrageous Elvis wig- saying "Doo it. Doo it." in my head and I'm still giggling like a schoolgirl.
Oh, you've gotta laugh.
the color of the bonnet, with the tea soaking, came out great! i've done tea dying before, but had sort of forgotten about it... it's such a good trick.
thanks for commenting on my blog. i've enjoyed checking out yours!
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