Nooodel

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Shot on a dji Mini 3, postprocessed in Snapseed. Worked from the raw image, added some saturation and contrast, some ambiance and gave the clouds a light brush up of local contrast.

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago

Tobermory looks quite similar but is one large Isle further south on Mull :)

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 2 points 2 days ago

Shot was made spontaneously on a Pixel 6 Pro, used the 2x zoom lens, afterwards did some lighting correction (increase brightness by a stop, increase contrast by half a stop, add some ambiance and saturation, apply some additional contrast to the clouds) then crop and frame

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago

Hey, I'm currently traveling (testing the new hiking pants on a 2 week trekking tour) and have bad reception here, otherwise I'd find the link for you. The fabric is from extremtextil.de, search for bike jersey. It came quite cheap at 14€/m. But it was a challenge to work with. You have to be very careful when laying out the fabric for cutting, as it easily stretches even when just lying on the table (and then you've cut the wrong size 😵‍💫)

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 2 points 6 days ago

Cool, thank you!

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 4 points 1 week ago

Waterloo Bridge :)

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Wow - reading your comment I first felt my stomach drop until I reached the last paragraph. It's so difficult to find the right words when all one has is writing.

I wish you all the endurance in the world. Hang on. There are those moments in between that are worth it. It's fine to not keep it together sometimes. Only heartless statues can be hard are the time. And reading your story your anything but heartless ❤️

Wishing you all the best and that today is over soon.

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)

Hey, first of all, reading your story makes me feel deeply concerned for you. I don't have any idea of the ordeal you have to go through every day. Neither of living in the middle east with the limited available psychic health support nor what it is like to live with fibromyalgia.

Sometimes days are bad and you know there's no better days ahead for quite a while. But on each of those days, if it feels like there's nothing worth looking forward to, there's always one thing left; you won't have to relive this day. Time moves on, whether we want it or not and there's no chance you need to go through today's particular brand of agony ever again once night falls.

Sometimes that's all we can do, make it through to the next day.

I don't know you, have never met you, have only read those few lines you wrote here. But reading it you sound like one of the toughest people I've ever heard of. And you can be proud of yourself for it. Nobody except you can feel your pain, but nobody on this Earth except for you managed to live with your pain so long already. You're unique and wonderful. Take heart in looking back and seeing how many miles you've already behind you. Be proud of yourself for making it all the way to today. Don't give up!

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago

Thank you 😊

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 4 points 3 weeks ago

Thanks for the feedback, will do next time.

The have elastic cords at the bottom to pull them tight, also allows cuffing them up and fixing them there.

The cut on top is from a pleated trousers set I made the week before. I liked it quite well SO I just reused and adapted it here. The super stretch fabric makes it super comfy, as it simply adjusts in ways other clothes don't :)

 

Made from bikejersey, cut is self designed, adapted from a pleated pants pattern I got from Etsy. Quite comfortable due to the super stretchy fabric. Let's see how it holds up on the trail 😎

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Yes, that's the one

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 1 points 3 weeks ago (3 children)

Says post not found...

[–] Nooodel@lemmy.world 2 points 3 weeks ago (5 children)

If I get it, I go with projector optimized pdf. Otherwise I take printersized pdf, use pdfstitcher to make a large picture out of it, load it in inkscape, optimize for cloth utilization and then project it.

You can see the projector setup in one of my previous posts 😎

 

Hey, I recently got a Bernina Overlock and am wondering if I can use feet designed for other machines with it. eg the feet for the gritzner, where sets of 5 pop up for 25 bucks whereas one foot from bernina comes at 35€...

Has anyone tried that before?

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"hey, you crocheted a Linux Pinguin?" - "what's Linux?" asked the 14 year old, whose cellphone and handheld gaming device ran out of battery a day ago... And she didn't even notice yet.

 

Second try after the first one had a failed media upload

 

My nieces' birthday is coming up and I stumbled over this beautiful softshell with reflective print at a wandering market.

Lesson learned 1: children's cloths are so much smaller, making them is a lot faster.

Lesson learned 2: they are in fact so small that the arm holes don't fit around the sewing machine anymore and I had to finish the arms by hand

One jacket done, 2 more to go

 

Currently reorganizing the stash, as it recently grew out of the designated boxes. One thing I started is taking photos of every fabric laid out on the floor and tagging them with notes on the size and material, then put them in directories on the pc acc. To in which box they are. Has anyone found a smarter solution?

 

I got a cargo pole meant for construction business to mount my Beamer on for projecting on the table when sewing. It was a suggestion from user @abcdqfr on my post from a bit over a week ago with the MacGyver setup.

It works perfectly. It's stable, lights out the desk nearly to the edges, setting up takes no more than 5min including calibration and breaking it down again is done in less than a minute. It packs no larger than a broom handle and including the beamer clamp cost me just about 80€ (could have gotten it for a lot less, but I wanted a solution that will last and that really holds sturdy...)

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