ROBOTS
From the If everyday objects were Transformers challenge. See all 202 entries (closed)
( , Fri 23 Nov 2007, 15:57, archived)
From the If everyday objects were Transformers challenge. See all 202 entries (closed)
( , Fri 23 Nov 2007, 15:57, archived)
now that took some work
muchos kudos
I imagine they all come together like the big bot in Starfleet
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 15:58,
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I imagine they all come together like the big bot in Starfleet
I ams zis robotz an my missionz iz tooz get tooz da shops to buyz a pack ov fagz
( , Fri 23 Nov 2007, 15:59, archived)
( , Fri 23 Nov 2007, 15:59, archived)
if it doesn't win
you could at least sell these on ebay for a hefty sum.
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 15:59,
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The Marlboros were my flatmates'.
I wouldn't smoke those. I have standards.
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 16:03,
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i used to smoke marloboro's
the real kind, not them light ones. now i've moved onto benson. i think, sub-consciously, i hate myself.
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 16:05,
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That is the dog's bits
I bet you would win all the board events that we have on the odd occasion.
(Hosted by Lemony and Gmos we're given a subject and we have to make something using items that are on our desks).
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 16:04,
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(Hosted by Lemony and Gmos we're given a subject and we have to make something using items that are on our desks).
Sure did!
Since they started putting them in hexagonal boxes I've been getting insatiable urges to buy six packs at once so that I can make them interlock.
Quite childish really.
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 16:06,
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Quite childish really.
A while back...
my girfriend knitted this robot, and I wired him up to a battery:
CFB
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 16:05,
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CFB
Hahahaha
I bet it's fun round your house :)
Edit: May I have the pattern please?
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 16:07,
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Edit: May I have the pattern please?
She says...
* size 10 needes, and two colours of the cheapest, thinnest wire you can fnd.
* cast on 4 stitches holding both colors of wire together
* work in stockinette 7 rows
* work in color 1 across row and cast on 4 more stitches
* work 3 rows in color 1
* work 1 purl row holding both colors together
* use needle to make spring shape of arm with one color, work one row with both colors held together
* use nedle to make spring shape of arm with other color, cast off 3 stitches at this shoulder
* work rest of row
* cast off 3 stitches at this shoulder
* work head with both strands held together - 6 rows
* pick up and knit other leg same as the first, do not actually join wires
* add electronic bits (I bought a cheap flashy led kit from Maplins)
I hope that makes sense to you, because it means nothing to me!
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Fri 23 Nov 2007, 16:19,
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* cast on 4 stitches holding both colors of wire together
* work in stockinette 7 rows
* work in color 1 across row and cast on 4 more stitches
* work 3 rows in color 1
* work 1 purl row holding both colors together
* use needle to make spring shape of arm with one color, work one row with both colors held together
* use nedle to make spring shape of arm with other color, cast off 3 stitches at this shoulder
* work rest of row
* cast off 3 stitches at this shoulder
* work head with both strands held together - 6 rows
* pick up and knit other leg same as the first, do not actually join wires
* add electronic bits (I bought a cheap flashy led kit from Maplins)
I hope that makes sense to you, because it means nothing to me!