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==Documenting the course works== | ==Documenting the course works== | ||
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One of the homeworks in the course was to pick a code crafting tool and programme some pattern with it and then realise it to a handicraft. I picked [http://www.rzm-dev.com/pattern/ Pa++ern] since it felt interesting enough to try out. Our teacher had coded a Processing version of the programme ([https://github.com/bitcraftlab/Principia-Textilica-Course/tree/master/09-computational-craft/demos/processing/CodeStitching here is the link]) and one other task was to code the initials of our names into the programme and use them to create some patterns. Well, my nickname since I was 7 has been exactly that: my initials, so I thought it a great idea for a handicraft. | One of the homeworks in the course was to pick a code crafting tool and programme some pattern with it and then realise it to a handicraft. I picked [http://www.rzm-dev.com/pattern/ Pa++ern] since it felt interesting enough to try out. Our teacher had coded a Processing version of the programme ([https://github.com/bitcraftlab/Principia-Textilica-Course/tree/master/09-computational-craft/demos/processing/CodeStitching here is the link]) and one other task was to code the initials of our names into the programme and use them to create some patterns. Well, my nickname since I was 7 has been exactly that: my initials, so I thought it a great idea for a handicraft. | ||
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As my final project for the course I decided to create a skirt with flowers coded in Processing. The idea was to create a code which would slightly change the form of the flowers with the random-command. Since I wanted to do a jeans skirt I decided the colours of the flowers to be red and gold, they would give a nice contrast for the fabric. | As my final project for the course I decided to create a skirt with flowers coded in Processing. The idea was to create a code which would slightly change the form of the flowers with the random-command. Since I wanted to do a jeans skirt I decided the colours of the flowers to be red and gold, they would give a nice contrast for the fabric. | ||