- Alison — She has very classic design tastes. I really like her style, and I'm interested to see how the show works out for her.
- Angela — I'm not really sure what I think of her yet. I don't hate her, but nothing's coming to mind just now.
- Bradley — I don't think I have a feel for him just yet, either.
- Bonnie — I really like Bonnie. I'm excited for more of her work.
- Jeffrey — "Neck Boy" is what my dad called him last night while watching the show. I'm mostly a fan, but he needs to get rid of the high-and-mighty 'tude.
- Katherine — I really love her. I think I'll be rooting for both her and Robert.
- Kayne — I like him as well. I love that he has a vendetta against all wire hangers. I really liked his dress for the first episode. I can't wait to see more.
- Keith — Mr. I've Never Done Women's Wear is a bit too cocky for me. I did not want him to win, as he only used bedsheets. That's cheating in my mind. Be brave and go for unconventional materials! (Ok, I forgot about the duvet buttons, but still.)
- Laura — I like her sass, but her comment about Ohio was really weird. What do people do in Ohio? Same thing they do everywhere else. But I loved her work with the furry rug and chandelier.
- Malan — Jesusmaryandjoseph. I just want to kick him in the face when he laughs in that Austin Powers way. Ugh. "I prefer working with higher quality fabrics." Give me a break! That's part of the challenge, Mr.
I'm From EverywhereI Was Born In Taiwan.- Michael — I liked his innovation with the coffee filters. And I like that he's sort of in the hip-hop genre, which hasn't been represented on the show in past seasons. I'm excited to see what his coming designs are.
- Robert — I think he's going to be my favorite. He's a little nerdy, and he designs clothes for Barbie. I thought he should have won this first challenge.
- Stacey — She deserved the auf. I'm glad that she tried the show, but having only two years of experience with design, I think think she could use a little more experience.
- Uli — I really want to love her, especially since she's German, but her design was a little underwhelming. In fact, it reminded me of Stacey's, except a little less I Can See How You Covered Your Cooch.
- Vincent — Ah, the basket hat. I actually don't mind him. I think it was a little rash to cash out his 401K in hopes of reviving his name in fashion, but he's entertaining nonetheless.
So, Bonnie, Katherine, Kayne and Robert. Those are my favorites.
I also managed to finish one of my warshrags (that's the ballband dishcloth from Mason-Dixon Knitting), as you can see. I finished it while watching PR. I cast on for a coordinating one in the opposite colors. So far, so good!
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