not a bad day
If your workspace is portable, work can be pleasant, especially if you plunk yourself down in the middle of some awesome. I’m smelling sweet autumn clematis, watching and listening to the bees and the birds, and sticking my bare toes in the pile of leaf mold. (Don’t worry, I’ll shower later.)
I got me some Plucky Knitter Traveler in the color Lounge Lizard, and my “I’m Amy Detjen’s Favorite Knitter” pen for editing a pattern. This morning I removed my beloved tape measure from the cover of my laptop and replaced it with this skin. I keep flipping it shut to check for inches to centimeter conversions, but that lamb doesn’t know squat.
If you want one of lose laptop skins, click the image above. You can also find underwear, shower curtains, and shot glasses if you are so inclined.
Have a good day, wherever you’ve plunked yourself down.
on November 2, 2012 on 3:54 pm
just wanted to say THANK YOU for doing the video with Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood about continental knitting. I am just learning to knit, started class last night, after over 40 years of crocheting. My teacher was rather insistent I use my right hand to hold both the yarn and the working needle. It didn’t feel like knitting with two left hands, more like two left feet! I think the continental method is going to work much better for me. My brain is too old to veer away from neural pathways that are 40+ years in the making. I know we need to learn new things to keep the brain flexible, but sometimes too much is simply too much.