Crochet-Along Clue 1

[heyheycrochet]

This is my first CAL. I should have bought enough yarn to do both the CAL and the KAL because I finished all 12 squares...what to do until next Wednesday???

That's why you have several projects going at one time. LOL. To kill time between the clues.

Oh, yeah. Got so excited about this that I forgot about the five other projects I have!

[delgram]

Just got in from work and cannot wait to start. I am already confused though by the direction to go to the User Control Panel for my signature. Not real computer savvy. Delgram1

[Shandeh]

Just got in from work and cannot wait to start. I am already confused though by the direction to go to the User Control Panel for my signature. Not real computer savvy. Delgram1

Hi Delgram1
What are you trying to do with your signature?

If you need to change it, go to the User Control Panel, then click the "Profile" tab.

Click Profile in UCP by Shandeh, on Flickr

Next, click "Edit Signature"

Click Edit Signature in Profile by Shandeh, on Flickr

Then, type your signature in the box provided

Type Signature by Shandeh, on Flickr

When your signature looks the way you want, click "Submit".

Submit Signature by Shandeh, on Flickr

You can do it!

[ellafricka]

Hurrah! So glad I took time to get gauge; I fit into the template!

[QueenE79]

Not sure if anyone already asked this, but how many clues are there all together? Sorry in advance if this is a repeated question.

Clues will be released for 15 weeks. But there will not be 15 clues. Some weeks will have resting times, to help us all catch up.

Thank you!

[grahamcrafts]

The scanned clue is of very poor quality when showing on the computer. I had to print the clue out in order to read it. I hope this can be fixed for next week.

This should be fun!

[generationsue]

So excited to get started! Still have to wait 5 more hours!

[janiceb]

I've normally seen a pattern use the term "skip" instead of "miss". Do they mean the same?

Thanks

JaniceB

[Shandeh]

I've normally seen a pattern use the term "skip" instead of "miss". Do they mean the same?
Thanks JaniceB

Hi Janice, which part of the pattern direction are you referring to?

Never mind. I just saw it in the pattern.

Yes. Miss means the same thing as Skip.

[GrannyDi]

I don't like the diagram showing the 1st square. All those squiggly lines are annoying, confusing & hard to keep track of what they mean. I prefer a picture showing the actual piece being worked on.