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kissandships · 1 year ago
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taymustlearn · 7 months ago
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After so many years of knowing how to crochet but never actually making anything wearable, my first beanie :). I started it yesterday after finding some yarn that I love and even though it's a bit wonky it'll still keep my head nice and toasty.
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lt-sarai · 11 months ago
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I made hat today
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featherlinneaneedlework · 2 years ago
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It's done, second scarf has been made. Well onto the next knitting project, those being simple fingerless gloves.
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anielskaaniela · 1 year ago
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small sewing projects for gifts
In this post I show you how to sew 6 absolute beginner sewing projects for gifts or sell. Sewing is a wonderful hobby that can also be a great way to make personalized gifts for your loved ones. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, there are many small sewing projects that you can create in a short time and with minimal materials. In this post, I will share with you some ideas for small…
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creativespot123 · 2 months ago
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Poll vote Result: Stepper Motor
Thank you all for voting on the poll, as of today I find the Stepper Motor to be the one which was the winner.
Okay so I have a few ideas, not going to poll them because I want to do the zany one first, then I'll move on to the more grounded and harder one.
Henry is a two-armed robot which will move along the ground using a set of arms connected to a servo, turning on and off with the press of a button, using a sort of crank shaft mechanism which moves both arms simultaneously.
The second is a locking mechanism which will work on a clock, which will be elaborated on in a different post.
For now, let me introduce: Henry the Crawler, this is a fairly basic idea which I plan to expand on with real blueprints later.
The idea is that I will be using an Arduino nano, connected to a breadboard which gives commands to a single stepper motor to make two arms throw itself forward.
The Single stepper motor will interact with the two arms via an axle, similar to a wind-up machine, only instead of a key there is a microcontroller and a button to turn it off and on.
Now I understand that there are issues with Henry, but I think he will be hilarious.
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Now I thought the best way to do this would be to use the basic wind up mechanics for the actual moving parts in this robot. Doing this out of cardboard will be difficult but it seems like it is simple enough to build, just time consuming. As for the rod part I was able to ask a roommate for bamboo sticks to add onto it, so shout out to roommate for that.
As for the winder, spring and gear part of the components, I want to use one of the 28BYJ-48 5v dc stepper motors so as to make sure it is only one part which might be able to turn the beast on and off. I'll post more with the bread board and jumper wires later on.
Though not specified in the picture, I think arms with tendons in the actual moving parts might be kind of useless, and it is beyond my knowledge to be able to make them more utilized. I will likely keep the idea around for further projects.
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mimikyuno · 2 months ago
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Nothing about how I feel about you has changed.
i wasn't gonna post this part of the chapter bc it was too long but. i truly cannot stop thinking about it. im unwell.
dabbled in translating and it was fun!! this was translated and edited by me and pls do not repost this, at least until the event is over!! thank you!
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essektheylyss · 1 month ago
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I finish one knitting project and suddenly I get delusions of grandeur about what I should do next. I made one nice-looking hat and I'm chomping at the bit to jump right into a whole ass sweater. I DO have the confidence of a mediocre white man but only immediately upon finishing a craft project.
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lunar-witches · 2 years ago
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Types of Dream Work
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Dream Journaling: Keeping a dream journal is the foundation of dream work in witchcraft. It involves writing down your dreams as soon as you wake up, even if you can only remember a few details. This practice helps you remember your dreams more vividly, identify patterns or recurring themes, and develop a deeper understanding of your subconscious mind.
Lucid Dreaming: Lucid dreaming is the ability to become aware that you are dreaming and to control the dream. It can be used for manifestation, healing, and exploring your inner world. To practice lucid dreaming, you can use reality checks, set intentions before you go to sleep, and practice visualization techniques.
Astral Projection: Astral projection is the practice of leaving your physical body and traveling to different realms or dimensions. It can be used for spiritual exploration, connecting with spirit guides, or receiving messages from the universe. To practice astral projection, you can use meditation, visualization, among other journeying techniques. It's important to practice caution and preparation, and work with an experienced practitioner or teacher if possible.
Dream Incubation: Dream incubation is the practice of setting an intention before you go to sleep to dream about a specific topic or question. It can be used for divination, problem-solving, or spiritual exploration. To practice dream incubation, you can use visualization, affirmations, or ritual to set your intention.
Dream Interpretation: Dream interpretation is the process of analyzing the symbols and messages in your dreams to gain insight into your subconscious mind. It can be used for spiritual growth, self-awareness, and problem-solving. To practice dream interpretation, you can use books, online resources, or work with a dream interpreter or witch.
Dream Protection: Dream protection is the practice of protecting yourself from negative energies or entities that may enter your dreams. It can be used for spiritual protection, emotional healing, or to prevent nightmares. To practice dream protection, you can use visualization, affirmations, or protection spells or talismans.
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citraforever · 5 months ago
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i made a crop top
it doesnt fit perfectly
but it was a good first attempt!
the pattern is from PassionKnit Kelsie
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manhvre · 1 day ago
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TETOTETOTETOOOOOOO o((>ω< ))o (((o(*゚▽゚*)o)))
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thehaberdasheress · 4 months ago
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Assistant A got some really great samples of the Autumn mending patch set done this week, especially the patterns of bats and witches:
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(Full collection of 10 patches here!)
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hostlll · 4 months ago
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Just Mido with dinosaurs 🦕🦕
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blumin-onion · 8 months ago
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Daily Doodle Day 270
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<- Day 269 | All Days | Day 271 ->
Pinned him like a bug
Character is Wally From Welcome Home made by @partycoffin
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darkandstormydolls · 3 months ago
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Hello Internet!
I’ve been working on a project that involves compiling a bunch of information on sewing and mending, so I’m putting it out to the world so that more people can see and benefit from it!
The best way I could figure to do this was to attach PDF links of my guides that I made, so sorry if there are technical issues with accessing them, I’m still trying to figure out how to attach them properly
This one goes over basic handsewing stitches and mending techniques
And if you know a bit about sewing and how to use a sewing machine, but are still figuring out different techniques and things, I’ve compiled a list of a variety of beginner friendly sewing projects, with instructions and pictures!
Hope this is helpful for someone!
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fantasykiri5 · 1 month ago
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Chat which do we like more, with or without the extra little patches of colors (ignore that the bark edge on the top isn't finished- I'm gonna do it once I've figured put the rest of the bark)
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