Mooky says
What's going on with this whole "less blogging" thing? I don't like it one bit. For one thing, it means fewer pictures of me, and that's not good for anybody. Readers love the Mook. It's a fact and it can't be helped.
Also, your blog content is backing up! You need to show the finished baby quilt, you need to give an update on your WIPs, and you should at least mention the plethora of crocheted hats in How She Move.
How do you work this thing? I found some photos, and if you're not going to post them, then I will. Hmm... let's see... I don't have thumbs, but how hard can it be... OK! Got it. Here's the baby quilt that Alison finished earlier this month, from a kit generously provided by Kelly McCaleb (often available from her Etsy shop):
Hope you can see the cute mix of fabrics -- if I remember correctly, it was a little windy on photo day and the quilt kept blowing and making blurry pictures. Finished size is just over 40 inches square; everything (piecing, quilting) was done on the machine, except for finishing the binding by hand.
And look, here's a picture of the current knits in progress -- the Swallowtail Shawl, in sage Zephyr Wool-Silk, and a Gilmore Vest, in thrifted Georges Picaud Lambs Wool (Alison went on and on about her tubular cast-on with that one):
OK, I think we're all caught up. That was certainly more interesting than all this reading, which is so quiet, and boring to watch (no dangling ends of yarn), and doesn't involve taking pictures of me, so whatever to that. Reading, schmeading, that's what I'd say if I could talk.
Over and out.
Mooky (a.k.a. Mookus Bookus, Mookopolis, Mookros Bookros-Ghali)
29 comments:
great post by the Mookster. you're sure working the Blues lately. :)
Oh, Mooky Monkey made my afternoon!
Glad to see that the Foucault isn't keeping you from knitting. I find knitting *helps* me understand that stuff. Of course, I'm one to talk, as I'm actively avoiding theory in my dissertation :)
Keep up the beautiful work (lots of blue, eh?)
aww, mooky! thanks for the update.
You know you have a standing offer, Mook. If that brainy lady is neglecting you for the books... you come live with the Kate!
Well I am glad SOMEONE is looking out for your readers' best interests! I LOVE how the baby quilt turned out! I actually remember the girl quilt you made from her kit and was waiting for Kelly to put one of the 'boy' quilt kits up for sale for my friends baby but there's weren't any so I ended up making the green zig-zag one. Oh well, next time! I love that striped blue ticking for the binding!
I love you, Mook!
Come back blogging anytime.
Your French fan.
P.S. Say hi to Alison.
I second the "less blogging= no good for me" thing. I love reading your blog and seeing what you're working on. I named you for one of those "you make my day" thingys which you can see at my blog, if you want to.
Oh Mooky is one gorgeous pussycat, and a great blogger too. Love the quilt, it is beautiful.
Lovely quilt. I'm just sucker for all the blues (both in the quilt and the knitting - I'm not picky).
Hi, Mooky!! Wow, you're very computer savvy, especially without thumbs... you DON'T have thumbs, right?!
Thanks for the update, Mookie! Nice to know what Alison has been up to! The quilt is very sweet.
Mooks! Good to see you, buddy. Thanks for the craft update. My human is knitting socks, socks, socks. Luckily, none small enough for my feets.
Merlin
What a handsome kitty man that Mooky is, and so smart too! :)
I love the quilt!
Mooky--thanks for the update, handsome. Gosh, you're dreamy.
yay! Mookie is back!
looks like you are in quite the blue phase!! cute quilt!
You know, Moukros, Alison's handiwork is really cool and pretty and well made and all, but you are The Cat.
Oh, I love that quilt! The mix of blues is so perfect.
Glad to see that Mooky is keeping the blog going. Very selfless of him of give up a bit of nap time. Your projects all look great -- I love the Gilmore Vest color. I also tagged you for the "You Make My Day" business. Yay!
Oh Mookie, I've missed you. If only you could learn to keep the knitting going for Alison as well as the blogging...I am impressed at her progress on knitting and reading. Now go give her a kitty-kiss,
Thanks for showing us all the beautiful stuff your Mom's working on Mooky!
I love that Mooky so often looks startled.
Too cute!
yay for tubular cast ons!
BTW you've made my day: http://janemumbles.blogspot.com/2008/02/revenge-of-sweater-angst.html
Mimi was just complaining that she is missing Mooky.
I looove that blue for your Gilmore Vest, gorgeous!
Thanks for the update and pictures Mooky! Have you had fun playing with that beautiful sage-colored wool and silk? It would look great on you!
Mooky Forever! Thanks, kittycat, for the update!
All hail the Mook!
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