As I said in an earlier post today, here is a picture of Dunfallandy. Where the diamond starts to decrease is where you actually turn the work. It is those instructions that you just have to blindly follow, and trust that it will all work out in the end. Which, of course, it does. I remember the first time I did the first diamond, I was really worried that I wasn't working it right.
I'm into crafting, and have way too many UFO'S, and WIP's to list. I thought I'd try this out, to see if it would help me get some of them finished.
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