Made my own leather slipcover. Included the template I made as well as the measurements. Any leatherworker should be able to do it with a 4mm stitch line and 7 SPI iron. Looks, fits and feels great. Super happy with how it turned out!
So I received these two as a lovely birthday gift. Unfortunately I know very little, slightly embarrassingly, about electronics. I know how transistors work and logic gates from a CS/programming perspective. But capacitors, resistors, volts, amps, basically everything electronics I don’t know. I’m worried about messing it up.
Where do I start? I’m very project focused so I’m not looking to try and cram an entire knowledge of electronics in but enough to get going and to build and understand the elements of the clock module. I started with Ben’s videos and I quickly realised there was a knowledge gap there for me.
What resources would you recommend? Hopefully others in the future will find this thread useful as a noob stepping on point.
A friend kindly made it for me! I think it turned out amazingly! So happy with it!
I purchased and printed the Mary Maxim original pattern for her at https://www.marymaxim.com/products/wolf-cardigan-pattern-32089 and she used the PDF on this blog to update the pattern https://www.purlsandtopknots.com/post/project-hail-mary-fox-cardigan-color-charts
I purchased Cascade 128 Superwash for the project. The advice I got here was very helpful!