Pixie <Pixie@AnnWheatley.com.invalid>:sayed
>On Sun, 31 Oct 2010 20:50:45 +1000, hopper
>
>>Pixie <Pixie@AnnWheatley.com.invalid>:sayed
>>>On Fri, 29 Oct 2010 17:32:51 +1000, hopper
>>>
>>[..]
>>/taking a swig of a very large straight Jammies
>>
>>I post on a fine Sunday arvo.. "Down Under" :-)
>>
>Was very productive here too.
>Lovely afternoon gardening and trimming stuff.
>Those storms knocked all the petals off my roses, so all I was left
>with was a very fine display of long stems... /laff
>
Ready made for basket weaving <g>
I was hearing about the "on again, off again" storms for
Brisbane City on the weekend.. tis the wrong time of year
to be there. The further South you go.....
>>>>mHeh.... tis worth the sting to see you up again.. and not
>>>>lost a keystroke of fine wit<G>
>>>>
>>>And a fine red is all it takes to mellow your mood...!!
>>>I speak only the truth!
>>>/giggle
>>>
>>I am yet to see the body immune to the subtle touch
>>of a Darling Downs grape tread gently by virgins :->>
>>
>Virgins still get tinea... /grin
>
Part of the "medical check:" before they are allowed in
the vat shed. These days though, what with "PC" and all
that, the virgin thing is just a signing of a "stat dec".
Who said jobs wouldn't be lost in a "PC world".
I reckon there are a whole raft of out of work
"virgin 'inspectors'"????
Then again, maybe not such a bad thing as likely (down
the Hunter) they were all corrupt anyway..!!
/chuckles
>Footie condoms are advised...
>Takes all the romance away though... aye?!
>
Would but a hell of a twist on the tannins.
Probably turn good grape into something akin
of barley water..!
/snip
>>Makes sense to me and has long been a snag in
>>figuring how to graphically present a design.
>>My solution has been to catalog the design in
>>Willys native EMB and then import that to a PDF print.
>>
>That's not a "solution"! That's just polite!
>If they are on Usenet, they have a computer and can view the file
>themselves. They can make their own colour chart.
>
I am kinder thinking of a wider audience than Usenet.
Nothing works better than a pretty picture??
But, in essence, you are quite correct, again :-)
>Oh... the HOURS I have spent changing colours for stuff I didn't like
>the choice of the digitiser.
>It's a personal thing.
>
And no doubt relevant to the shades of background fabric.
Still, I well recall a cousin drooling over the colours on those
dress pattern envelopes and then trying to buy that exact same
material.
She became a graphic designer and was quite successful..
before the babies started coming<g>
>Aye! Bottom line....??
>No two sewists choose the same colours to sew it at the end of the
>day.
>Stick with the basic colours. Pink --> they will choose their
>favourite pink anyway, not necessarily the one on the chart.
>I only use one brand of thread as a favourite.
>I doan care what the chart says.
>I've got eyes... so do they.
>
Bottom line here (in ABCP) is the 'need' by those reselling designs
downloaded. and the reason why I ceased building charts for
sets with them missing.
As you say.. those that want them as a guide will find them.
>>Problem being for the more complex (colours) one
>>also needs the thread information so this method is not a total
>>solution.
>>
>Correct. And at the end of the day, you are doing a lot of work for
>possibly less than .01% of the sewing population.
>
Not questioning you in wondering is it really that low a number?
>>I have Generations does a fair job of cataloguing in keeping the
>>original 'picture' spectrum correct.
>>Displaying the colours a design is created in is a problem.
>>Well, for me who leans heavily on graphical representation.
>>Couldn't tell ya how anything I produce sews out :-)
>>
>And not the issue.
>For all the hype about colour charts, possibly the only one I "might"
>follow would be for Hummels.
>They have specific skin toning that gives them their "charm".
>In saying that... they are really bland... (meant to be that way).
>No need to turn yourself inside out over colour charts.
>Green is green... blue is blue... red is red... etc.
>Most Ladies only have the cottons they have or can get. What is says
>on the chart is not always what they have on hand.
>
ummm.. what about Mickey Mouse etc?
And Daffy Duck?
All "prime colours", so no problem?
/snip
>>Apols for missing my posting promise in the TZ.. I got interrupted
>>with the GD waking and wanting walkies. Duty first, eh? <g>
>>
Made it this arvo... you??
>And visiting the ducks!
>When She's a teen She woan wanna be seen within 50 metres of ya!
>Enjoy the moment! It goes so fast.
>
Might last 12 months... these days :-/
The "pre-school system" is already affecting her education. Mostly
positive, though the bullying has been a bit rife. The school is right
onto it but just it happening is confusing her. Something very foreign
in her world.
Seems the majority today are a pack of ferals.. even at the prices
charged. There is where subsidies for the lazy and/or manipulative
gets society.
/snip
>>>I'm a banana/passion fruit and cream goil meself :->
>>>
>>heh. I am sure there is passion in there somewhere:->
>>/ducks
>>/runs
>>
>Mind the seeds... mehehe.
>/pfffffffffft!
>
heh..
... still mulling on that one.. I will get there, with a
passion <g>
>>... enjoy your evening :-)
>>
>Twas a quiet end to a big weekend in the garden.
>
A slow start to what is even a slower week.. I hope.
Warming up here, so be glad for your rain.. tho' best
you stay well indoors<g>
cYa
--
hopper
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