It is Still Snowing.

My plan for today was to put my spring knitting projects into bags.

Step 1: Print out chemo hat patterns.

Shedir













Lisa's and Katy's Berets


















Bloody Stupid Johnson



















After all, they are all Terry Pratchett fans down there

My sister will need chemo hats soon. Especially if it keeps snowing.

I bought Rowan Calmer for the hats; it's supposed to be especially comfortable for senstive, newly-bared scalps.



But problems arise. The router than runs our home wireless network died. The new router will not speak to the printer. I am stubborn. I refuse to go find a really long USB cable to connect the computer with the patterns to the printer.

3 1/2 hours later I have learned two things.

On the PC you use the disk that came with the printer.

On the Macintosh you don't.

Sometimes you feel like a disk; sometimes you don't

No, I actually learned three things.

It is a good idea to call tech support for help. Thank you, MacDocs.

Step 2: Find bags.

Top left: The Knitmare Boxbag from Emoknitter; Top right: The Sheep Cube from Schrodinger; Bottom: 3 AM KIP Basic from The Loopy Ewe

I have all these cute little bags. One of them will be fine for the chickens, and hats can go in the others. But I have two sweaters. Where have all the sweater sized bags gone?

Hint: they probably have socks in them . . . think about it . . . right! You could swap the projects out . . . no way! Yes, way . . .

Tomorrow: Swatching!

Just last week it was spring