Off Topic getting Patterns in braille!!

Thanks for asking aobut the square David.. But, right now I will wait for a bit.. Before I am ready.. I will let you know when I am ready for one so I can try my hand out on doing one.. Portia/California

Very sorry for doing that by classifying this topic as Off topic.. I didn't know how to title it.. And, I wasn't sure if there was someone that was blind in here as well.. My mistake...

Hi Portia, don't need to apologise. You didn't commit a crime! Peace to you! Sofia D

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As mentioned in another post, there's only one very simple stitch to learn, so that part went pretty quickly. Took a few years before I found someone to tell me what I was doing wrong. If I'd had a live teacher, instead of books, I could have learned everything in an hour.

Does not matter if we are blind. There is a long an full tradition of knitting in the dark. Long ago in bed to stay warm and save candles, more recently in movie theaters. I knit while my wife watches DVDs.

Suppose we read a bunch of patterns aloud and recorded them in MP3 format, so they could be stepped through as you work. Would a library of patterns that had been read aloud be useful?

That's what I do, too, David.

Higs, Kather> I use a single chain stitch between dc3 clusters on straight edges,