Floundering

Then, as I was finishing off the new banner for the sophisticate cardigan knit-a-long (kal), Whew – yes, I love it! I was thinking, is this how “non-makers” feel when they look at knitting needles, a crochet chart or an embroidery sampler?
Do they think, “What the . . !??” Are they floundering around YouTube looking for a semi-decent video explanation of how to “psso?” Do they see a pair of knitting needles and feel their stomach curdle like a sippy cup of three-day old milk? That’s how I feel when Illustrator starts bouncing at the bottom of my dear old Mac, mocking me that I have to do something graphic. I love the design aspect, but it’s the doing of it that strikes fear into my heart. Is this just practice? A good class? Patience?
Then I think, what would I tell a new knitter staring with frustration at their hands which just can’t seem to hold those needles right: take your time, it takes practice, it will get easier, we were all where you are once . . . .
And, after all the work I did trying to design a new header, shown above, I decided it was too limiting to reflect everything this blog is about. There are the kids, but where is the making. Hmmm . . . back to the drawing board. Practice, right?
P.S. Just as I was wrapping up this post, I somehow deleted the whole thing and when I went to “undo” it was too late . . . I had to rewrite the post. I HATE that. I think my computer is laughing at me. May technology be with you today.
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