rant alert

 everyone believes anyone can teach, but explaining things well is an art and not everyone is up to par. ಠ ಠ  that is why teaching colleges exist.
 never assume that the reader knows what you're talking about and can read between lines  because that creates information gaps. ಠ ಠ 
there are numerous instructions on line about setting up a ribber. there is even an instruction manual that comes with the ribber. however there are a couple of instruction lines missing from all of them.  ಠ ಠ
how to couple both beds is covered, but how on earth  does a beginner install the brackets to couple the ribber to the main bed?
after countless hours on line watching and reading incomplete info i found this jewel that teaches how to install the &%** brackets. save it, you may need it in the future.

feels better after venting.
have a joyous first spring weekend.
and happy birthday to me (*^▽^*) (*^▽^*)




neki desu

who was i kidding?

spending all day debbuging instead of fun and games? NAAH.

a ps brush resized and applied it black on white. then indexed the file to 2 colors 100% difussion.

sent it to the knitting machine et voila! thank you Alice Schlein! as a weaver i've done the homework and do not face the problems m kitters do.

i am experimenting with some optic brushed i downloaded, combining them in layers and then flattening and indexing the files. fun is going to happen, trust me.now i only have to gather courage set up the ribber and learn the basics.that means more colors!
(excuse the light dots in the image, its a knitted piece)

neki desu

debugging

finally!however don't ask me why i ended up with half a warp chain and no space in the already full reed. the back is quite a sight with those threads and the broken ones while beaming.sigh.those are counted in amounts not in numbers!

as much as i dislike leaving a threaded loom when i go away there's no way i am going to be able to finish this warp before monday.there's always a first time oi?

neki desu