InfiniteNesmith

I've pretty much given up on updating my devArt. XD The new interface works fine on broadband, but trying to do anything with it on dialup, where I'm stuck half the time, doesn't work very well.  Plus I've become hopelessly addicted to Ravelry, so all my knitting stuff is going up there instead. (If you're a Raveler, too, feel free to go find me.  I'm InfiniteNesmith there, as well! :)) So I'll probably just be posting the occasional knitting project that I'm extra proud of, as well as any interesting photos I take. Rock on! --------------------------------------------------------------- The Casimir Sheep is open for business! Member of

I don't know who thought this new devArt interface was a good idea, but...I hate it. Really hate it. To the point of thinking about deleting my account kind of hate it. I miss the straightforward deviation view the most.  I used to be able to look at all the deviations I hadn't viewed yet, glance at the artist, the category, the title, and be able to go down the list of check boxes, checking off the ones I knew I didn't want to view, and *bang*, get rid of them. C'mon, devArt.  I only log in once or twice a month, and trying to view a list of 100+ deviations only a few at a time?  Is not more convenient.  It is not streamlined.  It is not

Currently on the needles or in the planning stages: -- a pair of socks, to take the edge off the aftermath of the Sweater of Doom -- gloves for my brother, on the needles but the size needs checking -- the Phoebe pullover for me, sometime in the future -- a pattern as close as I can get to Marketa's gloves in Once, which will be available on my blog and on Ravelry once I've worked it out -- a super-secret design project -- a semi-secret not-for-me sweater project Add to that the fact that I finally bought a spinning wheel (yey Ashford Traveller!), and you've got one busy, fiber-arts-obsessed Sammie!  I've immersed myself in this to the