Weasley, and the Digital Camera Autotimer

I borrowed Fever Pitch (enjoyable), and finished up seaming Weasley.

Here's Weasley, in all his finished glory:


I thought I should model a shot too. Since I don't have anyone else to hold the camera and take the picture, I played with the autotimer feature.

First I placed the camera on Ms Dee. Hmmm... not so good:


Maybe the other direction would be better. I put the camera on the dining room table:

Hmmm... the letter looks crooked. I'll try again:

Well, that was straighter, but still not a great shot. Maybe an outdoor shot will look better.

Here's me sitting at the somewhat more scenic front office:

Where the opposite curb is way too far away, and the curve of the street is eating my foot.

I noticed some nicely placed raised flowerbeds on my way to the grocery store:

Hmmm... I'm not too fond of the placement of my legs. Another try:

Well, now I can't see the letter. Another try:

It would help if I could point the camera at me.

Oh well, good enough. Time to do my grocery shopping and get on with things.

I actually have two ends remaining to weave in, but I thought I'd try to close up some holes created by my sloppy picking-up of stitches around the neck. I'll give that a shot during Grey's Anatomy. Maybe.

I declare Weasley finished. He is, after all, functional. ;)