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I don’t think you will get much other than an N95 that will give you more than 90% effectiveness, so 83% is pretty good! But I would have thought poly-lycra chiffon would be both hot and itchy even

Summer is here, and my current mask stock is getting stuffy.? I found this YouTube video that reviews testing done on various fabrics while I searched for options for lighter weight masks. This woman

Grin.... Based on my samples, I'd need 800 gm of the main color but I'm going to spin my 700 gm and then see what I get. After all, I'm not a machine so who knows how well I'll match my samples But

How not to do business, isn't it? You can contest the payment with your credit card - tell them that Bluprint has declared bankruptcy and they will handle it. -- Jaya http://knitsarina.blogspot.com/

This is how I’d do it. I’d spin 700 yards of each color. Shazham!!! You for sure have enough!! And can make a matching hat with the leftovers. ? You know me, go all in, baybae!! Connie

I just got charged for a new year of subscription service. Sigh. Auto pmts aren’t handy in a case like this. I can’t believe they haven’t turned off their Auto billing system. In the process of

Thanks! Well the question is moot. I only have enough fiber to do the 500/625 split. Not enough to do the other. So I will spin what I have in the Tdf and then design the sweater around that and any

I'll start with ... the colors in the photos of all-over stranding ... look fairly balanced. I would say go with the 1125 and 900 ... because you are dragging both colors along for the ride ... and

Many of you do more stranded projects than I do so maybe you have some advice. I am trying to calculate how many yards of two colors I need to spin for a sweater. I've done sample skeins, swatched,

Was busy (thanks to all the special people who've helped me) downloading classes from Bluprint/Craftsy and as I was setting up another download, I got a big warning that the site has let their

I just visited Ravelry.? What a surprising ;lay out, like a cold bucket of water! It's reminiscent of a computer's Safe Mode operation, very stripped down and basic.? Definitely not inviting.

On IOS (iphone, ipad), I found smart invert colors to be a boon to cut down the brightness. Second set of instructions on this page https://www.guidingtech.com/get-dark-mode-safari-ios/

If you use Firefox, here's a dark mode which may help the brightness also https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/site-color-changer/

The Stylish style reduces the brightness of the white which makes it easier on the eyes as well as adding the green to set off headers and such. I find the lower contrast white much easier to look at.

I actually don't mind the font and other changes. It is the expanse of white that was annoying. I kind of liked how the green set off certain things. With the Stylish extension installed, I'm good. I

Ah. Thanks. I agree, too much bright white, and I find the dark shadow under various boxes very distracting Sent: 17 June 2020 12:34 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] New Ravelry

Under the community tab. Why did they move it? Oh well, I’ll get used to that, and I installed the emulator to make it look like the old site a bit, but the white is still too white and that’s

Anyone know where I find my friends? Sent: 17 June 2020 03:06 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] New Ravelry look Thanks, Jaya! It’s installed and I’ll play with it. Took me a

I missed that yesterday. Really dislike it and it’s not because it’s new, it’s because it looks like an early reader for very little kids. I’m not a fan of cute icons etc either. Perhaps they

I think I’m the only one who likes it. I switched over to the desktop view because I tend to prefer it over the mobile view on every site, not just Ravelry. I’ve found it clean, easy enough to