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pinkdiamond ([personal profile] glittersweet) wrote2018-04-09 09:54 pm

today I scan

Having now made my “plates” for printing I’m going to be able to scan them and get them tidied for printing. It’s super exciting. I will be able to publish these as they are for people who already can read pattern blocks but then I’ll have a whole lot of handy images to add in stages to help those who do not.


I’m also going to have a list of stitches with their uses and why they are used. I’m going to go through those stitching plates and also see if I can get left handed people to test mirror images or alternative ways to hold items.


I know in the past left handed people have been shamed out of using their leading hand (if you are still, I am so sorry- I know a lot of common tools are defaulted to right handed people.) That is not an element of the past I want to receate!


But before that scanning!


 

[personal profile] bzzzyb 2018-04-10 05:15 pm (UTC)(link)
"I’m going to go through those stitching plates and also see if I can get left handed people to test mirror images or alternative ways to hold items." This is great!!! As a leftie, I know a lot of us are just used to "translating" in our head, or just make due with using our "stupid" hand, but it's nice that someone is actually asking. :D I learned a lot by mirroring, and it's how I teach as well if someone asks me to show them something. Such an easy thing to do, sit across rather than side by side, but you'd be amazed ( or not?) at how many don't do that. Of course, having tools that work with the hand helps, I do everything left handed but use scissors. They didn't have any when I was little, so now when I try to use left handed scissors it's awful and doesn't work. :/

Bee!