Totes To Do

I've been busying working on new product to add to my Knitterella line. One of which are some canvas totes. I want to pick three of my humor card graphics to do for the totes but can't decide which would work best. What do you think? Could you help me pick the top three quotes that you think would be best on a tote bag?

For those that leave a comment with their top three picks I will randomly draw a couple names and send you some Knitterella note cards or gift tags. Or you could wait for the totes to be done and I'll send you a tote of your choice. Either way, I'd love to get some advice and I'd love to show my appreciation in return!

Here are the designs to pick from:

JVC Video On Mac

We got a JVC Everio and I have a Mac. I can't get the videos to play on my Mac for the life of me. Anyone with this camcorder and a Mac? Anyone know how I can fix this problem?


Just throwing it out there to see if anyone has any tips or can help. Thanks!

WTH?

Ever come across something like this in a pattern? (highlighted in pink below…)


I never know what that means????? Does it mean do that every row? Every other row? Every RS row? Does it mean cast off like that all at once - like 3 sts with 1 st, etc??? I thought I was cruising along on my Fiery Bolero but I guess I'll have to put it aside until I can take to it my LYS for help. It's probably something very simple but I just don't get it…

Do you know what it means?

Fast iCords

I'm making a couple felted purses for Christmas gifts and I need to make 80 inch i-cords for the straps (boooring). I bought this at Jo Ann Fabrics because I thought it would quickly whip the i-cords out for me but either I'm using it wrong or it's a hunk of junk because I'm getting no where but tangled up in knots with it. (I wonder if I can still return it even though it's opened?)


Have any of you used this? Do you have an tips, tricks or tools to suggest? I really don't want to spend two nights kniting 80 inch i-cords on my DPNs!

Help - I'm Bleeding

Grrrrr! I'm almost done with a bag that I'm making for a friend (for Christmas), all I have left to do is put in the straps, then this happened…


I used a wet washcloth to wipe up some chalk marks on the denim fabric and then I saw that there was blue all it! Then, I looked at my hands, even they had a blue tint from working with the fabric. What do I do???

I washed and dried the fabric before hand and figured I was good to go. I've never encountered this problem before. Any tips or tricks on how to fix this? If I can't fix it (sure hope I can!) how can I prevent it from happening again?

Is there some kind of solution I can buy to wash the fabric in to set the dye???

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Darn it! The bag is really cute too (if I do say so myself!).