The latest seekrit knitting project
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nonelvisAn op art baby blanket for ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
haineux, his wife, and of course the little baby-to-be.
It may look a little misshapen here, but that's normal; this photo was taken while I was wet-blocking it to straighten it out. It looked positively amoebic when I took it off the needles!
Made in Ella Rae Amity, and my first project knitting with two circular needles. It was easy and lots of fun, though by the end the blanket was so large that each row took a good 25 minutes.
haineux, his wife, and of course the little baby-to-be.It may look a little misshapen here, but that's normal; this photo was taken while I was wet-blocking it to straighten it out. It looked positively amoebic when I took it off the needles!
Made in Ella Rae Amity, and my first project knitting with two circular needles. It was easy and lots of fun, though by the end the blanket was so large that each row took a good 25 minutes.
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on 2010-06-21 03:08 am (UTC)Ahem. Now that that's done.
So I write installers for Apple's iLife, and naturally, we pick appropriate code names -- GarageBand Jam Pack 5 "Symphony Orchestra" was codenamed HERRMANN. Most of the team is in Rellingen, Germany, and they were very happy when the builds came in with the correct spelling attached. I just wish I had been clever enough to find a way to hide a recording of the VERTIGO theme on the installer disks.