FTLOC: Wednesday! Half way done!

[Lolanae]

It was hilarious, but they gave awesome facts on CDs. They also pointed out just how much crap sposies can put back into the environment.

[Lolanae]

hehe Atleast you know the problem now though Stacy =)

[mtfbwy72]

you people and your lists . I try with the lists but it's waste. Wish I was a list person...I'm convinced you guys don't really do all that stuff. You just wanna make the rest of us look bad

[mtfbwy72]

Originally Posted by Lolanae hehe Atleast you know the problem now though Stacy =)

I felt so freakin dumb last night but really glad I figured it out...Jen helped get the wheels a turnin and I was determined to figure it out. When I did a gauge with size 8 needles and it came out fine I started to wonder then I look at the package for the other needles and it was like

[Lolanae]

I've always been a list person. That's one reason Ryan always tells me to make the lists for the house - groceries, packing, moving, ect. LOL

And I think I want to learn how to crochet atleast. Gma did it. I wonder if I could learn? hehe

[Tamatha278]

Oh Stacy, I've done stuff like that before. Don't sweat it! At least you figured it out. Your next project should come out JUST right!!

[Tamatha278]

Originally Posted by Lolanae I've always been a list person. That's one reason Ryan always tells me to make the lists for the house - groceries, packing, moving, ect. LOL And I think I want to learn how to crochet atleast. Gma did it. I wonder if I could learn? hehe

I taught myself to crochet. It really isn't too bad, if you are a visual learner and can follow the pictures. It takes some trial and error, but the great thing about crochet is you can just rip it out and reuse the yarn over and over until you get it right.

[Lolanae]

These are beautiful!

http://hyenacart.com/treefrogknits/i...hp?c=0&p=96363

[Lolanae]

I'd really love to crochet or knit.

I'm wondering what all I'd need to start? Would crochet be easier?

[3LittleC's]

Originally Posted by mtfbwy72 So last night after I got off I figured out the REAL problem with my knitting. I was using the wrong size needles. Read the package wrong...it said 6mm (so i musta thought they were 6's at first glance) but they were really size 10 needles US. I'm such a dork sometimes.

Originally Posted by mtfbwy72 you people and your lists . I try with the lists but it's waste. Wish I was a list person...I'm convinced you guys don't really do all that stuff. You just wanna make the rest of us look bad

Originally Posted by Tamatha278 I taught myself to crochet. It really isn't too bad, if you are a visual learner and can follow the pictures. It takes some trial and error, but the great thing about crochet is you can just rip it out and reuse the yarn over and over until you get it right.

Crocheting was the first thing I learned and I think its so much easier