Hi everyone
Welcome to my temple.
I particularly liked the inclusion of text this time.
I had been wondering about using it myself.
Looking forward to seeing the other temples
on the blog in due course.
Ros.
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This is the blog of the Designs On Textiles group who are a bunch of people who use the computer as a design tool for their textile work.
This is the blog of the Designs On Textiles group who are a bunch of people who use the computer as a design tool for their textile work.
Welcome
Hi,
Welcome to the blog of the DOT group. This blog was designed to keep members up to date with what went on at our meetings, but if you are not a member, you are very welcome to read our posts anyway.
DOT, or Designs On Textiles was formed by a group of like minded individuals who use the computer as a design tool for their textile work. Members have a range of abilities from total beginners to old hands. Most of us are in to stitched textiles in some form, but we do have a machine knitter and a hand knitter as well. We meet once every 3 months for a day of exploration and sharing, and a good old natter.
Our base is in Nottingham, and we are all members of the Computer Textile Design Group (CTDG) which is an international version of DOT. There are other local groups around the country, so if you are interested in joining one, simply contact the CTDG for details of where to find us all. You can contact DOT by leaving a comment or emailing one of the members via this blog.
Welcome to the blog of the DOT group. This blog was designed to keep members up to date with what went on at our meetings, but if you are not a member, you are very welcome to read our posts anyway.
DOT, or Designs On Textiles was formed by a group of like minded individuals who use the computer as a design tool for their textile work. Members have a range of abilities from total beginners to old hands. Most of us are in to stitched textiles in some form, but we do have a machine knitter and a hand knitter as well. We meet once every 3 months for a day of exploration and sharing, and a good old natter.
Our base is in Nottingham, and we are all members of the Computer Textile Design Group (CTDG) which is an international version of DOT. There are other local groups around the country, so if you are interested in joining one, simply contact the CTDG for details of where to find us all. You can contact DOT by leaving a comment or emailing one of the members via this blog.
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Good on you Ros, you beat the rest of us to it. It is interesting that you liked the text: I like playing with text, but in this instance I could not find an easy route to bring it back in to a design that could be worked on. But that is perhaps my own blinkered thinking, and I need to be more open minded about it.
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