I'm almost done with the sampler crocheted cowl I'm making. But I failed to keep track of how long it took. Normally I'm good about that. So when I make it again in a solid color I will keep track, so I can estimate how long I'd need to teach it to someone. Still unsure if I will actually follow through trying to become a crochet instructor, but for now I'm having fun.
Also, I am thrilled because I found crochet charting software that does exactly what I wanted it to. It's open source, by Stitch Works Software (I can find the link if anyone wants it). The charts look gorgeous and you can export them as SVG (vector graphics). Alas, I found it *after* I had already sprung $30 for a year's subscription to Stitch Fiddle. I do like Stitch Fiddle still but it doesn't have the same features as this software does. Still, I have some knitting charts in the plans for the future, and Stitch Fiddle will work nicely for that, so it's not an entire loss of money.
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Also, I am thrilled because I found crochet charting software that does exactly what I wanted it to. It's open source, by Stitch Works Software (I can find the link if anyone wants it). The charts look gorgeous and you can export them as SVG (vector graphics). Alas, I found it *after* I had already sprung $30 for a year's subscription to Stitch Fiddle. I do like Stitch Fiddle still but it doesn't have the same features as this software does. Still, I have some knitting charts in the plans for the future, and Stitch Fiddle will work nicely for that, so it's not an entire loss of money.