Crafts
Related: About this forumMy latest
Going to keep using the scrap yarn until it's gone. (This may take a while as people keep giving me yarn.)
irisblue
(34,172 posts)Lindsay
(3,276 posts)and chose "View Image" (in Firefox) and it worked.
Very nice piece, too.
MissMillie
(38,949 posts)and Ohiogal can see it....
Curiouser and curiouser.
Ohiogal
(34,506 posts)irisblue
(34,172 posts)Arkansas Granny
(31,806 posts)sinkingfeeling
(52,963 posts)broken picture image until pop-up box. Then use 'view image'.
procon
(15,805 posts)MissMillie
(38,949 posts)Not having a problem
procon
(15,805 posts)right click
select "open image in new tab"
that led to a photobucket page with the image.
dem in texas
(2,681 posts)I like!!!
MissMillie
(38,949 posts)I wasn't having a hard time seeing it, but others here were. So thank you for helping me show off!
I have already started another one.
kcr
(15,522 posts)I just got back into crochet, but consider myself a beginner because I learned years ago and am a bit rusty and so slow. My next project might be a blanket, but I'm still plugging away on a scarf.
MissMillie
(38,949 posts)(as well as the one I'm presently working on) I can finish a square in less than an hour if I'm not distracted. But my hands will only let me do 4 or 5 squares per day.
I started the one I'm working on now 2 weeks ago, and I have only one square left to do before adding a border, and then working in all the ends.
This particular pattern of granny squares works very quickly because you join the squares together as you finish each one, and you do it w/ a simple slip-stitch in each "chain-1".
I think that's why I use this pattern so often. It just goes so quickly.