My main problem was following where I was on the charts (or directions) and then figuring out where I was in the actual project in relation to those charts/directions.
But I've had a breakthrough!
I took this pattern and used just the first chart with no repeats (keeping it simple) and used 1/2 of a skein of JaggerSpun Zephyr Wool-Silk 2/18 (which was left over from the shawl that I'm weaving for Carla).
Anyway, I ended up with this:


And because Michelle, my step daughter, was kind enough to ooooh over it at Thanksgiving when I was just a few inches into it, she will be gifted with it tomorrow on Boxing Day.
Next I'm going to use my handspun Shetland lace weight yarn and make this.
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OOOOO, i am jelous! I want to learn how to knit and crochet but i don't think i will have the time until my kids are older, which means i will be too.
I need to make it back to a meeting. 2nd Suday of the month right?
This i K cockrell, could not remember my google info!
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