Ooh, I'm knitting my first sweater - started last night. It's a top-down raglan sweater that I'm knitting in an undyed wool yarn. Very pretty white and gray yarn.
Delurking 1: Because we don't always check our e-mail.
Mom says she's going to teach me to knit but so far it hasn't happened.
sumi my first (and only) sweater was a Cascade blue top-down raglan sweater. It was a gift for my mom and it pilled up a storm. I don't think she can wear it anymore, I suspect it's given up the ghost. She wore it every time I saw her for six months. I think she was hinting for another.
I've tried to knit, but I always forget if I'm knitting or purling when I put it down for a while. Crochet is much simpler.
I know someone who learned to knit watching clips on youtube. I am happy to teach people to knit, but you'd have to come here.
I've learned new techniques from youtube but I learned to knit from an aunt and classes.
I took a class to do Fair Isle knitting, learned, and promptly never used it again. I would have to teach myself that technique again. I found it really stressful navigating two colors at once.
I am happy to teach people to knit, but you'd have to come here.
Ooh! Me, me!
the spare room is ready for guests. ijs.
I declared in Bitches a while ago: I'm planning to come again to the U.S. next year, from mid-October to the beginning of November. I'm hoping to get a job real soon so I'll be able to afford it.
And I'd love to meet lurkers as well.
Do you know which cruise line you might go to work with? I do a fair amount of work aboard ships and there is a small chance we could cross paths. Currently it looks like I'll be out for around 6-8 weeks scattered between February and July and I'll be on 4 different ships.
Princess! I haven't been offered a job yet, and I don't want to jinx anything, but I feel good about it.
Thanks for the welcome back, everyone!!