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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Life without a Computer!

Yes the computer is having big problems which makes it a problem to get any blogging done. But then there's not much to talked about right now anyway! I did think you might like to see some pretty little Blackeyed Susan's which I love. I planted them last year but they just didn't do very well but I have learned that out here where I live the second year is much better.
Remember the shawl that I was working on and then I thought the cable just might be wrong, will it was and I was able to get the correction. Then after taking it all apart and starting over I am now about half way done and hoping to finish it in the next two weeks. I did say hoping to finish!

The cable looks so much better and believe it or not it is much easier to knit!

Daughter and I cut out two aprons out of left over fabric from quilting and we have a date to sew them together on Friday!
Hope your computer is running good!
Julie



7 comments:

  1. Oh I love cables that looks like a really interesting pattern.

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  2. Hi Julie, thanks for comment on my blog! The pants are called "Monsterbukse" in Norwegian and I found the pattern when I googled the word. I just realized that the similar in English is "Crankypants" try to google and see what you find! Have a nice afternoon! I love your cable shawl!

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  3. my computer has been acting crazy also.. ERrrrrrrrrr. I love the shaw.. your work is amazing!!!

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  4. I hate computer problems. Computers make me crazy anyway.
    Love your flowers. There so pretty. And that shall....beautiful. WOW.

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  5. That cable looks incredible! Beautifully done. I love your black eyed susans. Mine are finally blooming too!

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  6. Good Morning Julie! Who'd have thought we'd be so dependant on computers...I think they rule our lives or at least mine seems to rule me. I love your shawl...it's beautiful..love both the cable and what ever the rest of it is ..seed stitch? I've knitted a few things...nothing complicated although I did knit a sweater, mitts and toque (Canadian for knit hat) for my youngest daughter years ago. I'm sure I've forgotten everything I learned at the time as it's been so long. I've been thinking a lot about knitting lately and I think this fall I'll start up again. I think reading your blog will help inspire me! Have a wonderful day...Maura :)

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