Tested the assembly with two pieces and ooooh boy hahaha omg
So I have thrown myself into a huge project, which is to make a plaid for my mother
This is the finished plaid from the creator and all the squares, half squares and quarter squares I have to do.
I've done all that so far, which corresponds to the four corners, all the big borders, half of the small borders and one baby square.
I'm doing it using yarn my mother wanted, which is a mix of cotton and merinos wool. There's 10 colours total but I'm not using the same as what is shown in the pattern.
I've just released this free "Symmetry Move Brush" tool on Clip Studio Assets.
Check the link for more info on what it does and what it's for: https://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=1974271
Forgot to tell y'all
But I've finished that dang thing!!!!
So I have thrown myself into a huge project, which is to make a plaid for my mother
This is the finished plaid from the creator and all the squares, half squares and quarter squares I have to do.
I've done all that so far, which corresponds to the four corners, all the big borders, half of the small borders and one baby square.
I'm doing it using yarn my mother wanted, which is a mix of cotton and merinos wool. There's 10 colours total but I'm not using the same as what is shown in the pattern.
Time to try writing the closet on fire ai guess
Ok I added a little thing since it was the beginning side of the row
I think it looks ugly but well...
So I have thrown myself into a huge project, which is to make a plaid for my mother
This is the finished plaid from the creator and all the squares, half squares and quarter squares I have to do.
I've done all that so far, which corresponds to the four corners, all the big borders, half of the small borders and one baby square.
I'm doing it using yarn my mother wanted, which is a mix of cotton and merinos wool. There's 10 colours total but I'm not using the same as what is shown in the pattern.
Sewing is a very fun and productive hobby, until you start losing your pins on the floor, and then you’re suddenly in a very low budget Saw movie.
writer survey question time:
inspired by seeing screencaps where the software is offering (terrible) style advice because I haven't used a software that has a grammar checker for my stories in like a decade
if you use multiple applications, pick the one you use most often.
plz reblog for science
Please avoid using long strings of characters as line breaks in your writing - these are not screen reader/TTS friendly!
Every ‘°’ will be read as ‘degree’ - can you imagine how long it takes to read out a string of 25? Let alone more complicated combinations of characters (eg. imagine listening to TTS read out ~*~ |°| ~*~ multiple times per line break)?
A good rule of thumb is to stick with short, 2-3 character line breaks (eg. I don’t find — or *** too egregious to listen to). Your readers can tell there’s been a scene change whether you use two or twenty em-dashes, but if you use twenty, some of us might have to listen for 30 seconds to read the next scene. If you’re more concerned about aesthetics, you can insert an image of your aesthetically pleasing line break with alt text simply reading ‘line break’ for accessibility.
Don’t feel bad if this is something you’ve never thought about before - now you know better and can make your writing more accessible moving forward!
I would like to invite any other screenreader users to add their own thoughts or preferences to this post. We’re not a monolith and there’s a variety to how different softwares interact with repeating character strings and images with alt text, so there’s bound to be some conflicting opinions on what I’ve suggested above. Let’s try to make the stories we share accessible for everyone :]
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