Showing posts with label David Boreanaz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Boreanaz. Show all posts

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Mittnz & Socks


Using Youngest Daughter's phone, I got these two pics. (My phone camera is d-e-a-d just like the camera is. :::sigh:::) Anyway, Mittnz pair 46 is finished. Pair 47 is half done.

Here are the Bones Socks. All finished, blocked and ready to send on to David Boreanaz. It will be so much fun if he wears them and shows them off during taping of an episode of Bones! Of course there will be several pair all made by different people heading to his agent, but we live in hope!
Youngest Daughter went back to work today. She did much better yesterday, even managing to sit through Indiana Jones. It, BTW, was fantastic! It was as much fun as watching the first one the first time! Don't wait till it comes out on DVD, go see it now!

Karen Allen returns in this episode. BTW, did you know she has her own fiber business?

I'm hoping the day will be nice and easy going. I really need a break from my "nursing" career!

Monday, May 5, 2008

Socks for Seeley



Seeley Boothe is a character played by David Boreanaz on the TV show Bones. He likes crazy socks....he being both Seeley and David. There are a group of us on Ravelry that have decided to make some socks for Seeley/David. I started mine yesterday and after a couple of froggings, have decided the yarn really is kinda neat in a plain vanilla sock. I'm making them out of the Hill Country Yarns Instant Gratifications sport weight yarn I bought a couple of months ago.




Gotta tell you though, I'm not so sure it was a good deal. Of the three skeins I bought (2 Candy Cane and 1 Indian Summer) only one was in good shape. The Indian Summer had knots in the skein, one skein of the Candy Cane had brownish stains and breaks on some of the stains. One skein of Candy Cane shows no problems. So, buyer beware.
Looks like Youngest Daughter's car will be fixed up this morning. Took a bit of diagnostic work by the mechanic, but he'll be back over this morning to finish it up. Whew!

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Look what came in the mail...


Okay, it's time to confess one of my dark secrets. I love the Showtime series Dexter. Dexter is America's most loved Serial Killer. It's really sick, if you think about it, to be rooting for the bad guy, but, hey.... he's such a good bad guy. "So what does this have to do with yarn?" you ask. Well, in the first season (which will be aired on CBS next month to fill in the lack of stuff due to the writer's strike), the Ice Truck Killer, the bad killer (not Dexter who is the good killer, remember?) kills hookers and paints each fingernail a different color. Hence this colorway called Hooker's Fingernails.

Where did I get this sick colorway? From Dharmafey of Cosmic Fibers. Only the catch is, you need to be a member of the Dexter group on Ravlery. And if, by chance, you already are a Dexter fan, there several more colorways: Dexter's Canvas, Hawaiian Shirts, Lila, Ice Truck Killer, Dexter, Dark Defender, and Bay Harbor Butcher. Jen has started knitting a pair of socks in the Dexter colorway. If you scroll all the way to the bottom you'll see the skein of Dexter.

So, in another Ravelry TV group, Bones Fans, there is a challenge to knit socks. "Ho Hum?" you say. "Another sock challenge..." Well, in this show, the male lead, Seeley Booth, played by yummy David Boreanaz (of Angel fame) plays an FBI agent that rebels against the suit and tie thing by wearing big belt buckles and wild socks! Also red and white striped ones, red and black striped socks, and socks with white, grey and purple stripes. David Borenaz likes these rather wild socks as well as Seeley Booth. So...I'm thinking maybe I'll make the Hooker's Fingernails into socks for David/Seeley. I'll let you know if I really do sacrifice my yarn to that project or not!

As I traveled through my blog reading today, it was great fun to see who was nominated for the "You Make My Day" award by the people I'd nominated for it. Added several new blogs to my list today upon those recommendations. This was a fun project. Thanks again, Joansie for including me!

My knitting yesterday may have been an exercise in futility. No more comments on it until I decided to keep it or frog it. Let you know....

It's rainy today, but not too cold. Fifty-six right now according to my little computer weather reader. Looks cold and nasty though...grey and wet. Good day for knitting, listening to books or watching old movies and knitting.