So I'm on row 52 now. That means that there are three more of these big huge bobbles left.

Bobbles are fun... but I had to knit the first one about 8 times before I finally figured out the instructions for it. Yowza!
I spent much of today feeling sorry for the people of New Orleans, but I am happy to say that I was able to reach a friend on the phone - and he's safe in Houston. I emailed my college roommate, who's from there, but of course haven't heard back. Could be ages before I do, if I do at all - we haven't been the closest of friends over the years. But I do hope that he writes.
TiVo just helped me discover the wonder that is "Malcolm in the Middle." It never occurred to me that I might want to watch a show about a family like that, but oh my! It's really quite fun.
Anyhow... I have to work overtime tomorrow - 11am to 10pm. Bleah! But hopefully I'll find time to create a few more bobbles.
Posted by Jon at September 1, 2005 01:32 AMThat looks AWESOME! And hot damn, that was FAST!
Posted by: Em at September 1, 2005 09:27 AMNice. Bobbles make me nuts!front/back/front - probably why i havent attempted entrelac either. Hey are all the squares different colors or is it the lighting? have a good one-b
Posted by: beth at September 1, 2005 09:57 AMReally? Bobbles are fun? I've been avoiding them at all costs. I struggled with french knots when I did embroidery as a kid, and swore off anything even resembling one.
That pattern looks fantastic! I've been looking for an afghan pattern for a wedding gift.
Did you know there's an errata page? It's here: http://www.knittinguniverse.com/books/bookscorrections/gaaa/gaaaweb.pdf just in case.
As always, your talent and speed amaze me. I'm in awe.
Posted by: Jenn at September 1, 2005 10:51 AMLove your photos and seeing pics of your beautiful work. Thanks so much for sharing it all.
Joy
I'm with Jenn. Bobbles are fun? Just the instructions are horrid. Your bobbles, though, are perfect.
Posted by: MarQ1 at September 3, 2005 12:13 AM