Wow, that seems very high. I have mine set so my arms are, more or less, at a 90* angle. I remember my mom's teaching of correct placement for piano - arms at 90 and you should be able to have an eraser on your wrists without it falling off.
Nicely written.
I think I will still use flats. I have not had much success with spirals. I do agree that a drilled hole looks like a drilled hole. I try to "feather out" the line if I have the room. I did that process on a few of the lines on this project.
I like that font. If you do find the name of it, please post it.
I do a different style of name puzzles and will use a couple of different fonts. I like Sniglet and ???? can't remember the names right now!
You know I have a large boat - right? This is a Carver 3607. Hubby doesn't like driving it so I am the main "captain". We boat on Lake of the Woods in NW Ontario.
Thank you all for the encouraging words.
Here is a video of my swim. I am the one with the black suit and cap. It was not my best swim. I got turned around on one of the moves. I don't know where we placed, we didn't hang around. There was another team from Thunder Bay that included a 72 year old man.
VID-20250413-WA0004.mp4
I ran into a friend the other week. She is a member of the Prairie Canada Carvers Association http://prairiecanadacarvers.com/. They are having their annual competition/show this weekend. She talked me into submitting a couple of my intarsia pieces for judging. Dropped them (Dogwood Flowers and Angelfish) off last night. Pick up on Sunday. Unfortunately I won't be able to attend any part of the show due to another competition going on. For those that don't know, I am also a competitive synchronized swimmer and we have a major competition this weekend.
If @don in brooklin on hadn't already chimed in, I would have said Don.
Don, Thanks for the simple patterns. I always use the phone stand pattern you posted, but will personalize it for people. I have stopped cutting the circle on the stand.