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November 23, 2005

At long last, my boobs have a holder

minisweater redux

Boobholder redux is finally finished. I had to rip and reknit the bottom part several times, making it tighter each time in order to eke out enough yarn to get it long enough. It's now perfect - a tad bit tight but I think that unlike last spring, the blocking will cause it to stretch out just enough to fit perfectly, rather than growing so big that my (little) boobs swim around.

Too bad it's too cold for cap sleeves right now.

Specs: pattern from Glampyre; I modified the sleeves by not making them puffy; yarn is 100% merino, recycled of course, and dyed orange by me. This is the same yarn I made the Clapotis with, just dyed a different colour. Pretty good haul for a two dollar secondhand sweater, eh?

You probably won't hear too much from me over the weekend, and here's why:

with peter

My beloved is here.

Tomorrow we're having Thanksgiving dinner (November seems like such a stupid time to have Thanksgiving. . . ) at Hockey Mom's, then we're all going to see Bauhaus in Atlanta (yes, Peter and I are now at that age where we've become a "music of your life" target market. Bauhaus and Gang of Four and other such groups all touring at once, it's like a Gen-X Big Chill, isn't it?). I do plan on doing some work in the studio while Pete's here, but if you don't see any new studio pictures on Saturday then we probably decided to spend the whole day in bed instead. Y'all can deal with that, right?

Posted by jodi at November 23, 2005 09:14 PM | categories:  sticks and string

Comments

my advice would be to eat till you cant anymore and dont leave the bedroom after that!!!!!! and Peter please do us a favor and keep our girl warm she was getting blue without you ;) Have a great weekend!

Posted by: dana at November 24, 2005 02:03 AM

The boobholder looks hot! My stomach dropped out when you said you are seeing Bauhaus - yay!!! Have a fantastic weekend, Jodi. :)

Posted by: Mandy at November 24, 2005 05:13 AM

Have a great long weekend with your beloved.

Posted by: Gina at November 24, 2005 07:41 AM

I love the sweater, wish I could carry one off but I don't think I can, too many bits that need holding underneath the boob.

Also really loving your hair, the colour and the length are really doing cool things to your face (not that you haven't always looked great!), your photos are really lovely at the moment! That sounds really odd and stalkerish but I hope you get the gist, I'm sick so probably babbling...

Have a great weekend! ;o)

Anna

Posted by: Anna at November 24, 2005 08:26 AM

The 'holder looks great! As for Thanksgiving in November, hey, giving thanks is great. But doing so in October allows me the time to forget by December why one shouldn't ingest quite so much food at one time...

Posted by: Lissa at November 24, 2005 12:57 PM

Enjoy Thanksgiving AND having Peter there.
Best to you both!

Posted by: Christiane at November 24, 2005 01:06 PM

Thats hot. You'll probably be able to wear it soon though. You are in GA. It can't actually get that cold can it?

Posted by: Melissa at November 25, 2005 04:16 AM

I love your boob holder. I also really like the direction your art is going in right now. In fact last week, after reading your blog, I went upstairs to push myself. My sewing lines are looking alot like your woodcut lines. you can see a bit here: http://www.melanietesta.com/mtype/archives/000150.html
I so wish I could get my hands in a piece of your work and add to it. I would love to send you a start of my own...

Posted by: Melly at November 25, 2005 10:55 AM

WE can deal with it...can YOU?

Heh.

Posted by: Moi at November 25, 2005 02:16 PM

So. Hot. And I have to echo what Anna said, I am totally digging your hair as well.

Hope you have a delicious weekend, seems like it would be difficult to have anything but.

Posted by: Cathi at November 25, 2005 04:09 PM

Your boobs must be so relieved! Nice photos -- the blue sheet/curtain behind you in the top one makes it look kind of like a full-length photo booth shot.

Posted by: alison at November 27, 2005 05:37 PM