A Prayer for Love
Nov. 20th, 2016 11:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
todayiamadaisyHere is a headline I enjoyed this week:
Faf Lollyline tamper claim
It does make sense if you know the story, but, really, just let the random words wash over you.
This weekend I have been at my photography course. This was just one day of several, but this is the one that coincided with that cheese-making course, so I had to choose between the two. I'm sure the cheese would have been good, but I am glad I chose the photography course. These community classes can be a bit hit and miss, but the man taking this one is a former photography lecturer at the university, now retired, so he knows what he's about.
I went to the library yesterday. I don't normally, but I was driving my mother and she wanted to go, so I went too and picked a few books. I must be in relaxed mode, because all the things that jumped out at me were crime and mysteries, the sort of things I read on holiday. I also had the best idea for a theme read in December.
This week's knitting photo:
I'm glad I did this sample. I realised that my default way of making a stitch was (a) affecting the written pattern and (b) giving an odd flat edge to the herringbone pattern (as seen on the bottom two repeats of the pattern above). I switched for the top two repeats and it both looks better and works with the written pattern. Phew, hey? I will finish the sample by following the decrease instructions, and with any luck I will be back to the actual cardigan sometime during the week.
Faf Lollyline tamper claim
It does make sense if you know the story, but, really, just let the random words wash over you.
This weekend I have been at my photography course. This was just one day of several, but this is the one that coincided with that cheese-making course, so I had to choose between the two. I'm sure the cheese would have been good, but I am glad I chose the photography course. These community classes can be a bit hit and miss, but the man taking this one is a former photography lecturer at the university, now retired, so he knows what he's about.
I went to the library yesterday. I don't normally, but I was driving my mother and she wanted to go, so I went too and picked a few books. I must be in relaxed mode, because all the things that jumped out at me were crime and mysteries, the sort of things I read on holiday. I also had the best idea for a theme read in December.
This week's knitting photo:
I'm glad I did this sample. I realised that my default way of making a stitch was (a) affecting the written pattern and (b) giving an odd flat edge to the herringbone pattern (as seen on the bottom two repeats of the pattern above). I switched for the top two repeats and it both looks better and works with the written pattern. Phew, hey? I will finish the sample by following the decrease instructions, and with any luck I will be back to the actual cardigan sometime during the week.