I keep
worrying away at that Freecell layout – but I can’t do it. How I wish I could
tell you which one it is, as I could have in the old days!
We’ve had
another hard day here, but essentially – no better, no worse. And not much
knitting.
Sure enough,
I’m up to date with Andrew and Andrea now that I’ve watched all of Episode 23
with Deb Robson. That’s a wonderfully good episode. I don’t have her book, The
Fleece and Fibre Sourcebook, and I have rarely seen so many enthusiastic Amazon
reviews all tagged “verified purchase”. But it’s a book for spinners (mainly, I
think) and felters as well as knitters. I think I’ve got to be firm with myself
again, as with Arne & Carlos’ birds. In my next life, I will take up
spinning early on.
Thank you
for your encouragement about the Lovage pattern. I have sent out a general
alert, to see whether any of my female relatives in however remote generations,
might consider actually wearing it. Remember, I’ve also got Kate Davies’ “Rachel’s
Yoke” here, ready to go. And the yarn I bought from the Ginger Twist
Studio, planned to make a sweater with my purchases of gradient yarns. That could well be done as a yoke.
So it would be
ridiculous to rush out and buy “Lovage”. But we’ll see what they say.
I'm not sure which version of Free Cell you're using, but on my version, the game number is in the upper right hand corner. I have windows 10.
ReplyDeleteJean, in my version of Flipboard today there is an excerpt from MasonDixonKnitting.com.which has transformed itself from a very sucessful knitting blog to a much broader magazine-like site. Maybe you have heard of it already? If not, you might want to take a look. I like it better than Flipboard. Sorry, no Freecell advice. Chloe
ReplyDeleteThere must be a way to figure out the number for specific freecell layouts, but I'll look on my machine at work and see if it hasn't been removed by our IT department.
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