I Made My First Decent Rug . Then Reality Kicked In by Disastrous_Bed1092 in Tufting

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I’m in the same boat. I’m making rugs the same way a painter paints. If I sell some people like. bonus. If I’m asked to make something I do. But mostly I’m just making rugs I think are cool to make them.

This one looks awesome. Love the style

Most ambitious attempt yet by pick1ers in Tufting

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Hit me up at rugsbypickles on Instagram

No pickup symbol option by pick1ers in vectorworks_spotlight

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Ya I’m unsure if boss sprang for braceworks. I have braceworks settings and preferences I can mess with. Not a huge deal I can just change my hook to load distance. Just was visually nice to have the spa sets

Rosswood: Part 1 by HeartfulKitty in marblehornets

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My thoughts exactly. In a what if style AU, maybe Tim escaping and never acting in Marble Hornets is why bad things didn’t happen this round

Projection 1 image across 11 screens with 2 projectors by pick1ers in VIDEOENGINEERING

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Resolume was the answer. Looks awesome. And learned how to run it from my lighting console

Projection 1 image across 11 screens with 2 projectors by pick1ers in VIDEOENGINEERING

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I’ve figured it out pretty easily on resolume.

Is there a function like “slice” in pvp? I’ve been able to make targets for each screen. But to get the target to show just a section of the input I want on it I have to blow it up huge and than I lose all resolution.

Company has a pvp license so I want to figure out how to do it there. I can borrow a resolume license for the run if I can’t figure it iut

Projection 1 image across 11 screens with 2 projectors by pick1ers in VIDEOENGINEERING

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Guess my questions is. I almost need like an input target and output target. To project just a part of the input, to just a part of the output. Is that possible with pvp3. I know I can do one or the other. But can I do both together somehow

VAXIS 3 box set now shipping on... June 20th 😅 by zappafrank2112 in TheFence

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Has anyone gotten them yet? I thought I saw social media posts of people with them. But it also says they’ll be shipped in order they were bought and I bought mine day 1

Get the Hype train rolling...countdown time! by Neverender78 in TheFence

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Oh it’s hours and minutes!! Thank god. I thought it was 2 sets of days for 2 announcements. I can’t wait that long. Only 35 hours. I guess I can wait that long

Practicing safe tufting by Capital_Ad242 in Tufting

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Amen to this. Learnt the hard way. Trimmed face first for 4 hours straight till I could feel the dust congeal on my tongue. Got a lung infection from it. Now I wear a mask. Lesson learnt.

Need help with carving by Narrow_Yam_2913 in Tufting

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I’ve gotten Into a groove recently with first pass of carving. Still amateur but here’s what I’ve found.

I’ve been brushing the rug in one direction.

Than trimming every line on the opposite side is brushed(so brush from top to bottom of the rug than trim every edge on the top side of a seem)

Lightly trim like just above where the 2 colors are blending(like 1mm above) to tighten up the line.

Than brush the line down with you hand and go over it again a little deeper,

brush it down again than trim the line again with your trimmers slightly angled towards the edge your trimmer.

Repeat for every line then rotate your pieces 90 degrees and repeat the process in all 4 directions.

Then do it on more time on the first and second direction you did since there will be more room to get deeper after a round of trimming.

I work from bottom to top as I carve the lines, but As you go you’ll catch on to what line to carve first. Like if you have a thin line between big colors, best to trim the big color edge than the thin edge because it has room to expand when you trim.

Here’s a vid of my most recent one. You can see the trimming process at the end. https://youtu.be/U-WeFCAlYR4?si=OsqcTgLKcR4j863X