Sunday, December 30, 2012

Knitting Needle Roll

I'm catching up and recovering from the holiday whirlwind! We didn't have nearly as far to go this year (a 1 hour drive to Ed's family and 2 hours to mine).  A nice treat, although somehow our house still managed to get messy while we were away. How does that even work?? Anyway, now that gift giving is over, I can share something I made for Ed's grandma!

A roll for some of her knitting needles (being modeled by some of mine)! During a visit, she mentioned that she was thinking of buying or making one.  I promptly went home and scoured the internet for the perfect tutorial, finally settling on this one.  I really do love this particular tutorial.  The roll couldn't have been easier to put together!  I may just make one for myself.


All rolled up, neat and tidy.  This wasn't her main gift, just a little somethin' extra.  The fam all pitched in and got grandma an iPad!  Watch out, world.

Speaking of watch out world, my parents are finally getting internet access!  Welcome to the late 90's, you guys!  We passed an old MacBook on to them (it once belonged to my husband, then me), got them a wireless router, and made an appointment with their cable company.  Now I just have to show them what to do.  Any suggestions for websites, videos, etc. on how to guide a non tech-savvy person through the interwebs?

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  1. Now your mom just needs facebook! ;)

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    1. Oh dear...we'll cross that bridge when we come to it!

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  2. Your parents JUST now got internet? What have they been doing all of these years? Going to the library? I find that crazy! Be sure to show them Google. Anything and everything is available at their fingertips!!

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    1. My parents are kind of technology phobic! They finally decided to get cell phones (old timey flip phones, not smart phones or anything) a few years ago when my grandparents were having health problems. They had internet access just for me during my senior year of high school and during my summers home from college. They never used it, and as soon as I left home for good, no more internet! I've decided to start them on Google, Gmail, and my blog.

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