Minnie, Here's another tutorial.....mainly it's sew 5" squares together with a border, then put the black lines on the Twister Tool/ruler on the seamlines and cut around it. Hope this makes it a little clearer for you. I posted a picture of a Twister Christmas wreath the other day In the March sewing goals thread if you want to look at it. SharonG/FL Here is a link that might be useful: Twister tutorial

SunnyDJ - that is what bothers me the most. I know that even when made here in the US, the markup is so high. My first pair of rimless were the least expensive I could get but with the progressives and the other features I needed, not just wanted, they cost me alot more than I thought they were worth. Even hough I loved them cause they were light weight and no distracting plastic frame in the way, they were hard to keep in adjustment. I was constantly, well frequently, having to go have them adjusted cause one of my kindergarten kids would lift his/her head when I was helping them and knock them out of whack. The adjustments didn't cost me but oddly enough, I haven't had as much problems with the last few pairs I have ordered online and now I have a grandson who just turned 3 that I take care of and I've made it through the grabbing glasses stage and playing around with him. I have taken them into where I got my eyes examed and had them checked to make sure the script is correct. So far no problems. I have my eyes checked yearly and even though the chance isn't usually big - I can now afford to get new glasses. If I had to do that with expensive ones, I would have to wait or find another style of frame. They don't like to just replace the lenses with rimless or at least that is what I have been told. You do what you have to do - if I felt that my glasses weren't correct, I wouldn't order from them again. I think its worth a try - maybe for a back up pair at first like the OP was wanting sunglasses.

Yes, it's smart to do so just for general eye health. I have light coloured eyes and a very strong correction so it's imperative that I do so. I started wearing them in my early 20's because I hated the feeling of my eyes squinting up when I didn't. I still hate that feeling. I even wear them on cloudy days if there is any sense of glare off the roads.

Jim, my oversight. The second Hosta is Jimmy Crack Corn which is gold/all yellow for summer. Glad y'all are enjoying the photos! Thank you for the very nice comments. Had HAIL today, then rain, then lightning, then thunder, then sun came out, then more thunder, more rain, another interval of sun finishing up with more rain. Hail only pea size - not very often we get hail. Looks at quick glance that all are OK. :-) i just realized through my foggy brain that it's almost June! I sure hope LPP has started to unfurl! Slowpoke! Lol