gloriastitches

Since May, "anonymous" has been doing a lot of commenting. It was something Blogger was supposed to fix, in May, they said. Umm, not yet done. Having read the pages of what we can do--and finally semi-understanding it---I can offer some advice. My offering computer advice is a joke in itself, so, if you prefer, you can go to the pages I read and decifer it for yourself. You will need to click on all the links provided, and each one offers more links. http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=598fff8a262de49b&hl=en Not having figured out the difference between Blogger and Blogspot, I will problaby interchange them incorrectly, but the info itself will work. You start out with your Dashboard and all looks good, including your e-mail address at the upper right. You click on the latest entry from someone you are following, read it and want to comment. For some blogs you will see your name as one of the options, so you click on that, your comment is published an...

This is a repeat of the entry which I accidently deleted last week. I discovered that you cannot delete a photo without deleting the blog entry, or at least I couldn't. I am putting it here again in case I need to refer back to it and there will actually be a post here. The comments will be included but I'll have to put them in myself. Friday, August 5, 2011 It's done. I had to un-do about a total of 1/4 of it, either because there was a stitch problem or I didn't like the way it looked. I really didn't mind as this was my first knitted top-down raglan (crocheted ones are so much easier). I see that I went too deep with the raglan, thus making the sleeves too large above the elbow. This sweater was a good choice as the neckline rib is done at the beginning. I can use the measurements of this sweater as reference for future sweaters. http://www.lionbrand.com/patterns/70111.html?r=1 Edited to add: you may have to be a member of Lionbrand to view this pattern. If you ...

I did manage to accidently delete my previous post and will re-post it later. A few at Ravelry have commented on my afghan so am posting it here so the stitch pattern can be seen better. For a larger view, click on the photo. I made it for my inlaws a few years ago. It is from McCalls Crochet, Book 4, 1970. November 3, 2012--editing to add photo of the magazine cover.