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Friday, December 22, 2006 11:00 AM ... part of me said

Difficulties I have encounter ...

While stitching the 2 purl 2 knit design, I realised that i have casted my wool too tightly on my needle, hence causing difficulties for me to count the stitch and to continue knitting ... I remember at the store the other day when I learn knitting, the lady boss whom teaches me advise me to lossen up my wool, i cannot bind it too tightly to the needle. NOw I understand what she trying to teach me.


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