Here are finally the bags, and the patterns, I made some time ago. :blobfoxpeekowo:
I have two of them for sale, one with yellow/orange (summer) and one with pink/purple (spring) lining. They both have a super vibrant rainbow strap to carry. If you want any of them, both the bags and the pattern are available from the following links.
I’m a bit stressed putting together my new Kromanski; it has text about voided warranty if the front and back are flipped. It doesn’t have nearly as clear instructions as the SampleIt did. Also, my right side heddle blocks’ little wooden nubs is not really going in. :-(
Can anyone tell if there’s anything obviously wrong so far? Also, on the Kromskis, is the logo generally on the front side or the back side? That might help me orient a bit.
@jonobie@weaving It's not very intuitive! I have an older version, and the kromski logo is on the back end of the loom. Here is a picture of my loom in the process of direct warping. The right side of the picture is the front of the loom.
Folk might be interested to know that across the month of May, Sustainable Fashion Week’s #MendItMay campaign invites people to mend one piece of clothing, celebrating repair as an act of empowerment.
I think I'll have a go at my #mending pile. If anyone wants to share mending projects or #craft pics, that'd be lovely.
The stats for why #repair is great are pretty compelling:
@blogdiva I absolutely don't try. Unless it's like three or four stitches, I thread a needle with an arm's length of thread and if I have some left over I tie it off and use it next time. (Yes I'll have a few needles threaded with different colours at times. This actually works out for me so now it's kind of a mending hack. xD )
The commission for Paul’s first #RibbonShirt is all done, save a thread trim and wash. My only regret is that I haven’t a mannequin on which to display it for photos.
Like all Elfkin creations, this shirt is made from a custom pattern drafted exactly to Paul’s measurements and was assembled to classic #couture standards. #sewing#art
Un peu plus ouvert aux débutants en modélisation, plushify a l'air très didactique et de quand même offrir des options assez poussées. Par contre, pas de version desktop, on upload tout sur un navigateur : https://plushify.net/guide/introduction.html
Si t'as pas du tout envie de faire des trucs techniques chiants et que lire "UV mapping" te donne déjà des boutons, Plushie devrait te satisfaire, tout se fait à la souris à partir de formes simples que tu dessines et découpes, et tu as un aperçu en direct https://www.is.ocha.ac.jp/~yuki/plushie/index-e.html
Ah et puis y a toujours Sew desu ne? qui refile gratos quelques modèles de ses peluches super kawaii si t'as envie de tenter l'aventure sans passer par la case "fabriquer un patron" https://cholyknight.com/plushies/
(y a un kirby, un capibara et quelques pokemon)
@morayner Enorme marque-page là-dessus, et maintenant je sais à quoi je vais occuper les prochaine vacances
(Oui parce que finir les projets en cours c'est sympa mais moi j'ai choisi de me lancer dans 300 trucs différents que je maîtrise pas car sinon c'est pas drôle)
Merci pour le partage !
