Mighty Life List
Oct 25 2006

Two Things in Other Places

1. Megan, Will You Be My Mom? or Amazing Spider Cakes and Knitted Wig

Oops. Didn’t realize this was set for private viewing only.2. Portrait of Dorian Champ or Heather Never Ages

3. Where’s My X-Acto Knife? or Sigh-Worthy Paper Cuts

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13 Responses to “Two Things in Other Places”

  • AmethystGreye Says:

    Dear heaven! The paper cuts page makes one feel insignificant and completely talentless. It’s beautiful and amazing.

  • Jonathan Says:

    The wig is pretty funky – my other half reads Knitty (and knits like a possessed knitting person), so you never know – I may end up with a picture of myself with a distinctly woolen barnet in the near future.

  • Emily Says:

    Man where can I get a wig like that! #2, what a tease, the image is marked private on Flickr.

  • shy me Says:

    paper cuts hurt.
    but those is nice.

  • Kate Says:

    Either that Flickr picture is private or Yahoo has made it so you can only access Flickr if you create an account. Those bastards.

  • Kirs Says:

    Kate if you mean the Heather/Dorian link, I think it’s just private. My flickr account did not have the gusto to get past the private-ness of it.

  • jonniker Says:

    Kris, it’s a private friend-only photo, far as I can see. I have a pro account, and can’t get in. So Maggie, you might want to remove that link.

  • JewJewBee Says:

    Glad it wasn’t just because I am too stupid to click the link right!

  • Jen Says:

    I was also thwarted by the private link in #2–glad to know it wasn’t just me.

    Oh, how I yearn for a knitted wig in blue…

  • CJ Allen Says:

    I’m attempting to collect “Things You’ve Learned”, a play on the Esquire feature from January 2006. The best responses will be compiled and posted toward the middle of November. Please check out All The Tips I Can Give at http://allthetipsicangive.blogspot.com to post what you’ve learned.

  • Regina Clare Jane Says:

    The paper cuttings were so terrific. I just found your blog- where have I been and what have I been doing all this time?- via Andrea at Superhero and I am so excited! Looking forward to perusing though the archives!

  • Meredith Says:

    I made the hallowig for a mrs santa claus costume last year (in white sparkly yarn!)

    it’s easy!

  • Heather Says:

    Maggie, I chopped of the bit that had my passport info (though somewhat blurred) which led me to privatize the photo. The image is no longer private. xox h