Need help........ :)

David, You've probably been asked this a million times but can you see enough to read and knit OR do you have some sort of software reader or a wife reader? By the way, what is your favorite yarn to use? Susie

I must have missed this mail sorry Susie....are you sorted now being as you went to your tutor today????

Cheers...Cher

Cher, It was fun today. I was all ready with the 8 inches done. There were a few mess ups down in the middle and she showed me how to undo and go down and fix. She did it but I don't remember what she did. Confusing. I got my head done. I took photos and will download them soon. I started anther hat using three needles and MUCH smaller yarn. After than I think I will get into scarves and then sweaters. :) Thanks for asking. I wondered where you went. :) Susie

Sounds like you enjoyed your day Susie. Sometimes the thread gets muddled up and you think you've read them all and then out of the blue, another one turns up that is older than the others....lol goodness knows how it happens but it does sometimes....

See you got your project pics up or at least a thread called that....so I'll go and take a look

Cheers...Cher

Cher, Yup, I've had a fun day. I miss messages altogether at times. I better see about supper. :) Susie

ROTFL Cher, I could just envision you trying to knit up your pot of spaghetti!

Peace! Gem

And just wait until you get used to knitting.... then you may want to try crocheting too. More yarn fun! ;o)

Peace! Gemini

Gemini, I don't know the difference between the two but may have to find out. :) Susie

Crocheting uses a single needle with a hook on it. That's one difference.

sue

Crocheting can be soft, but it does use up more yarn than knitting because it's usually thicker. The stitches are two layers of yarn thick or more, where knitting is only one layer of yarn thick. But looser tension and lacy stitches can make crochet just as soft.

=Tamar

well let me know how your spaghettighan turns out then...lol

Cher

Sue, Thanks, I had forgotten that. I remember seeing my neighbor using one. Susie

Well we used to use spaghetti to make collages with the pre-schoolers so who knows maybe we could.....mmmn....naww too messy...lol

Cheers...Cher

Hi Susie,

I'm totally blind at this point. When I learned to crochet and knit, I was still sighted (20/20). I did that falling leaves knitted pattern back then too. Now I drop stitches _a lot_ on knitting!

I use screen-reading hardware/software on my computer, which reads text on the screen. I'm not married (yet), and am single at the moment. When I need something read, either a neighbor reads it to me, or I scan it and have my computer read it to me. this is how I read books I buy or from the library.

I don't think I have a favoriteyarn per se, I think it's the one I am crocheting with at that moment. *grin*

Cheers,

David

Tamar,

Yes, I forgot about that, I often have to rem> > >

Hi David, Thanks for taking the time to let me know more about you. Hope the crocheting goes good for you today. I've got to get back to this quilt for Christmas. Enjoy your day, Susie

Sounds like our Green Noodles, but never buy them so don't know what they are called. Cheers....Cher

Hi Susie,

You're welcome, thanks for openly asking.

How is your quilt coming along? I feel pleased for you, it's enjoyable hearing someone who's learning and enjoying it at the same time! *grin*

Best,

David