Am I Crazy?

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 10:53:56 -0400, "Mike & Joan O'Brien" spewed forth :

Why? The last time I tried filet crochet I found the chart MUCH easier to work from.

No, you're just like the rest of us - too many projects, too little time.

Reply to the list as I do not publish an email address to USENET. This practice has cut my spam by more than 95%. Of course, I did have to abandon a perfectly good email account...

Hi! I live in a little town called Haapajärvi aka Aspenlake in English. This little town is near Oulu.

And I do not think you are crazy. Just let that hook of yours fly. Best: Pirjo

Hi from me, too!

I agree with Wooly's question of ... why go to such trouble to convert the graph pattern to written for the filet crochet? I, too, have done a lot of filet crochet (my favorite!!) and always found the chart MUCH easier to follow than any written instruction. You can also very easily change the pattern on the chart to your own personal liking, add to it (like your name and date or an inscription or whatever), and I've never lost my place with a chart.

All the best with your projects! Post pics if you can ... we all love seeing everybody's stuff. :o) Eve

PS .... OH! Nearly forgot! NOOOOOOOO, you're not crazy ..... not unless all of us here are 'cause you sound just like the rest of us!!!!! LOL Eve :o)

Hi Mike,

No, you aren't crazy as the others said, you are joining the club with the rest of us.

Hugs,

Nora

LOL Probably, but in a good way.

Higs, Katherine

Crazy ???? What is that ? you are a normal person who see that is more to life than what you did before !!!!! Welcome into the Wonder club with the pesrons who have Magic Wands [aka needles, hooks] and make THINGS ...... mirjam

Hi

I agree with everyone else no you are not crazy you are just like the rest of us. Lots of projects on the go.

Right now I have lost count on the projects currently on the go around me.

Darlene in Toronto

Mirjam Bruck-Cohen wrote: Welcome into the Wonder club

Magic wands, I LOVE it! So nicely stated, Mirjam.

Diane

I have found over time that I work better from patterns where I can cross out what I've completed. For instance, if a pattern is in motifs, etc., I never start out to make a tablecloth or afghan only 1 or two motifs. Then when it is finished I am always amazed that I accomplished the larger task. Besides, I guess one of the reasons I have at least two projects on the go at a time is that I get bored easily.