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Garak's Apprentice
@garaksapprentice.bsky.social
Textile artist, writer, permaculturalist, medieval re-enactor, nerd. I write about fashion history and textile crafts at the intersections of permaculture, sustainability, equitable tech, & neurodivergence. They/them.
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I am also being a terrible person & marking the cutting lines with a fine point permanent marker (Bic Mark-it Ultra Fine Point if anyone cares), unless the fabric is too dark. Soooo much easier than faffing about with chalk or a washable fabric pen. It'll all be hidden by the piecing/lining anyway.
I went old school with a paper tally sheet too. Usually I'm all digital so I don't lose things, so this is a new one for me. Tally marks are each individual hexie, squares are each hundred. Even with only working on it when I feel like it/until my wrist hurts, I'm flying through the cutting out.
GA
Garak's Apprentice
@garaksapprentice.bsky.social
Textile artist, writer, permaculturalist, medieval re-enactor, nerd. I write about fashion history and textile crafts at the intersections of permaculture, sustainability, equitable tech, & neurodivergence. They/them.
22 followers64 following131 posts