I used up my entire memory card on my camera taking my first-ever movie clip. It was breathtaking cinematography. The plot was riveting...would the automatic buttonholer make a perfect button hole? Would it choke? Would the thread break? Would the movie clip crash the laptop? OH YEAH! Crashed like a ton o' bricks.
My other favorite automated function in my studio is the updating of the podcasts that I subscribe to on i-Tunes...Craft Sanity...KnitTunes...Knitty D and the City...NPR Story of the Day.
But this wasn't really fun, so I did a little coloring with my buddy, Jake. I tutor Jake in reading once a week. We took a break from the longer words and longer books we are now reading and drew cool robots for my studio. This is the robot Jake made for me. He's a dancing fool robot, grooving to the tunes on my iPod, under the sparkly disco ball. Yes, even eight-year old Jake understands about me and sparkly things! This dude is going to break hearts, seriously.
And here is my robot, he's a whiz with scissors and always cuts the fabric to perfect dimensions. He also measures twice and cuts once. I obviously had nothing to do with writing his programming.
6 comments:
Your studio robot is great, but the ones you and Jake created look a wee bit more fun! And fun in the making, too......
I love your button-holer movie story. Reading your post is starting my Friday out with a chuckle. Have a great weekend.
There's nothing better than home-made art!! Those robots are sure stylin'!
Great job, Jake, gotta love that Disco-Dancin' Dude!!!
(yeah.. I think my robot will need to be trained in the art of paper crafts!!)
Having just screwed up a button hole of my DD's prom dress I can understand your movie! Love the disco dude!
Sounds like you and Jake had a great time creating those robots! Have a great weekend!
Yeay for him!! I want one too!! He sounds marvelous!
:) Abbie
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