It's not my fandom, but I'm finding it's true that you never forget your first Doctor. Matt Smith is my Doctor, yes. So, I was pondering how there is a traditional quilt pattern called "Bowtie." Does the Doctor wear the same ensemble all the time, featuring that red bowtie? Or do his ensembles change?
I had about 40 minutes in the pottery studio today, so I hurriedly slapped together more pieces in my flower and fig series (for The Maw and Husband, respectively). I feel impatient that my lemon platter isn't out of the kiln yet! I think perhaps I do not have the proper potter spirit. Instead of relaxing, taking deep breaths, letting the clay form under my hands, I'm slapdash and goal-oriented and I don't care how crude things look as long as I churn them out. Actually, I like them to look crude; that's part of the earthy appeal and the humor to me.
The Maw and I had an utterly lovely midday together. She didn't want to go outside, so she had a picnic with her stuffed animals and colored pictures with them. I finished knitting her eggplant hat. She ate chestnuts out of my most recent finished ceramic thingie. She had me tell her the story of her birth and she snuggled up to me while I told her the things Husband and I promised her on the day she was born.

All right, back to making potholders and backup quilts for the bakery show.
I had about 40 minutes in the pottery studio today, so I hurriedly slapped together more pieces in my flower and fig series (for The Maw and Husband, respectively). I feel impatient that my lemon platter isn't out of the kiln yet! I think perhaps I do not have the proper potter spirit. Instead of relaxing, taking deep breaths, letting the clay form under my hands, I'm slapdash and goal-oriented and I don't care how crude things look as long as I churn them out. Actually, I like them to look crude; that's part of the earthy appeal and the humor to me.
The Maw and I had an utterly lovely midday together. She didn't want to go outside, so she had a picnic with her stuffed animals and colored pictures with them. I finished knitting her eggplant hat. She ate chestnuts out of my most recent finished ceramic thingie. She had me tell her the story of her birth and she snuggled up to me while I told her the things Husband and I promised her on the day she was born.

All right, back to making potholders and backup quilts for the bakery show.

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The picnic looks wonderful. I wish I were there too. May I call her 'The Director' now?
[gravely] Yes, you may call my four-year-old "The Director." I look forward to her actually directing. She's building the skills so quickly and it's all her; she certainly doesn't get it from either of us.
Thank you. I did not mean it less than gravely, of course. I still think she might really enjoy magic. So much of it is direction. 8^)
Resist, Ratphooey. Resist!
Nah, didn't think you could. :-)
The exhaust port on my Death Star.
You mean Matt Smith!Doctor or the Doctor overall? The Doctor has a different style with each regeneration (my default icon is a reference to Ten's Converse, f'rinstance). Eleven, ie Matt Smith's Doctor, wears the same general sort of outfit. I thiiiink the bowtie stays red; parts of his outfit apparently do this redshirt/blueshift thing according to whether they're in the past or future.
Generally, they keep the same outfit through their run, with minor changes - for instance the famous long scarf of Four was actually two scarves, as they changed color schemes late in his run.
Okay. Thanks! So if I want to make a Bowties Are Cool quilt, they can just be various reds with various camel-colored jackets. Gotcha.
I knit myself a season twelve. It's thirteen feet long! When people recognize it in public it makes my day.
I used doctorwhoscarf.com's season twelve worsted pattern and their color recommendations for knitpick's Wool of the Andes. It took about eighty hours. I'm ridiculously happy with it.
And here's me in scarf and full Four costume: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7309141@N0