In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups—the Police who investigate crime, and the District Attorneys who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories. (doink-doink).
Not sure how I missed this one the first time around...found on Craftster, a thread on these absolutely awesome knitted Law & Order placemats. I bow to the creator, who claims it's her first time doing intarsia. If you scroll through the thread, you'll find the charts, along with a link to the Law & Order Coloring Book that inspired them. But wait, there's more. Ah, craftsters...is there nothing they can't do? Bonus link for SVU fans: Sesame Street's Law & Order: Special Letters Unit. Check out the most excellent Munch muppet.
4 comments:
That's great! hahaha
Off Topic: I found your blog through a comment you left in the Knitters Review forum. I just wanted to say that after reading one blog entry and your list of 100 things, I feel like we have a lot in common; although blogging is not one of them. (This may change in the near future.) I'm a born and bred NYer too from the UWS, before it was THE UWS, I know you know what I mean. And we have lots of other similar things too. I'm really looking forward to reading more of your blog.
Charli
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I wanted to send you an e-mail, but couldn't find your e-mail address.
Thanks for a fabulous blog!
Thanks for dropping by, Charli.
Law & Order....don't knit at home without it!
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