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this cut off the yarn this completes attaching the button to the dress we are

going to work a chain of eleven one two three four five six seven eight nine ten

eleven you can adjust this chain to make it larger or smaller to fit the size of

your button I'm going to join with the beginning chain joining is putting my

hook through the first chain wrap the yarn over pull through pull through the

loop on the hook we have joined in touring I'm going to work one slip

stitch around each chain because putting my hook through the chain wrap the yarn

over and pull through until I'm back around to the beginning this is to give

it a little bit extra thickness and you don't have to do this if you don't want

to this is just something I like to do you can just use the chain or create

your own type of loop

I'm back around to the beginning we want to join with the beginning chain like

that yarn over pull through and I'm going to pull through a little bit extra

this is for attaching it to the opposite side I'm going to place my ring right

here working on the inside I want to make sure it's even I'm going to pull

this over to the edge and put my needle through to the front and then I want to

go over a couple strands through the chain to the inside like this and at

this point you can check it out just to make sure everything is going to work

properly like that this will give you an idea how it's going to look and you will

continue attaching the ring to the inside and I'm going to make a little

knot up here at the top like that and then run my needle down here to this

other side I'm going to attach the last few chains

they cannot hear I'm still working on the inside and we're going to work

through the stitches in the opposite direction

I'm going to skip over some threads go back in the opposite direction like this

and then cut off the yarn now I'm going to put the loop over the button like

this

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How to Build a Travois | Surviving in the Wild - Duration: 3:46.

In this video we show you how to make a travois.

A travois is a pull sled that was

originally used by the First Nations to transport one's Goods

You could use this

in a survival situation to transport an injured or extremely sick person to a

safer location or to cross a portage on a canoe trip

Or in our case to transport

heavy logs for our fire and building materials for our shelter

That's right, let's show you how we built this one

The only tool we'll be using to build this

travois is our knives.

To construct this travois you're gonna need two

12 to 15-foot hardwood poles.

And four cross poles range from 5 feet to 3 feet

tapering in length

With strength and stability in mind look for intersecting

branches off of your main structure in your cross poles to add to the strength

and durability of your travois.

We're gonna be using two knots to lash our

cross poles onto our structure of our travois. The first knot is called an

overhand slip knot and all I'm going to be doing is making a loop with my

cordage going around that loop in my main finger tucking the tag end through

the loop, pulling through tightening that up and what that does is it gives me an

adjustable noose that I can either make smaller or bigger

Then all I'm gonna do

is take my tag ends and do what's called a cross wrap and this is going to help

secure my cross pole to the actual structure at this point I'm just going

to cross over

that way I'm getting a full cross wrap

So now that I got a solid lash I'm just going to be going around doing what's

called frapping and that's taking the cordage and going between the brace pull

my cross pull and the cordage that's already on.

And the last knot that I'm

going to be showing you is called a surgeon's knot and this is a basic knot

and all you're gonna do is do an overhand knot once, twice

I'm gonna pull tight to bind that lashing and then to secure it you're

just gonna do another overhand knot

If you don't have any cordage with you

you could take a shoelace or a strap or something from a coat or you could dig

up some root these are spruce root that we split in

half and they also work as lashing

We'll give that a nice smooth bottom

so that it drags a little easier

Alright let's see if this thing actually

can pull a human

So assuming I'm injured or really sick and my partner here

needs to take me to a safe location across a portage. Hit it let's see what we can do

Just works really good

All the way home please

Oh he always forgets to

peat out lightly

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How to Make Launchpad Light Effects in Ableton Lite - Duration: 14:18.

Hello there my inspirations my name is InspirAspir and in this video I'm gonna

teach you how to make launchpad light effects using ableton light now to do so

we're gonna be working with what are called chain based light effects this is

just a fancy way of saying we'll be working with Ableton's built-in MIDI

effect library to make all of our light effects there's a lot to get through and

there is a bit of a steep learning curve however I'm gonna do my best to cover

everything so that you beginners out there have a better grasp on what it is

you're doing so when you boot up Ableton lite

you should come across a screen that looks like this this is just the default

new session in Ableton first thing I'm gonna do is hit the tab button on my

keyboard to go into the layout view by default a new Ableton session creates

two MIDI tracks and two audio tracks for the time being I'm just gonna delete the

two audio tracks and doing that by clicking them and pressing delete now

I'm assuming that you're making light effects to be paired with a launchpad

projects a cover for example so at this point your first MIDI track will be

used for your samples at which point you'd probably you know drag in a drum

rack and do the entire steps here in terms of sampling but obviously right

now we're focusing more on light effects so my second MIDI track is gonna be used

for the lights I'm gonna rename that to lights now before I even make my light

effects I need to set up my launchpad to produce output I can do that by clicking

this drop-down menu right here and selecting my launchpad for output so in

my case I'm using a launchpad Pro and I want to select this top selection right

here launchpad Pro output be sure to select your launchpad next I need to

change my channel to channel 6 that is only for the launchpad Pro and the mark

2 if you're using a launchpad S or mini you don't need to do that last step

finally I need to arm my track for recording I can do that by clicking this

button right here notice that when you click once it changes from this default

selected one right up here down to this however I want them both to be selected

so I'm gonna press command and left click on the other one that's not

selected this arms both for recording mind you if you're using Windows you may

not press command it might be something along the lines of alt maybe if you go

to your launchpad assuming it's plugged in turned on and we're in user mode or

if you're using the s and the mini make sure you're on user 1 mode you should

notice that we have light feedback which is a good start but now we need to

actually take our light effects to do that we can

navigate into Ableton's library on the left side under MIDI effects there

should be 8 MIDI effects in this library for the sake of making light effects

we're really only gonna use seven of these next thing I want to do is drag in

a MIDI effect rack onto my lights MIDI track I can do that by simply left

clicking and dragging and letting go on top of this lights track or I can click

this lights track and then double click on the MIDI effect rack in the bottom

left corner of Ableton you should see this up here click this middle button to

expand your MIDI effects rack now I want to click this tab that says key the keys

on this horizontal piano roll correspond to the buttons on my launchpad notice

how if I were to press any button on my launchpad that a key lights up red in

this MIDI effect rack what that's essentially saying is hey this button on

a launchpad corresponds to this key right here now is a good time to note

that the launch pad buttons increment in the following order the bottom left

button is your starting button incrementing by one's the next button is

to the right of that to the right of that over here and then after you get to

these four it jumps up a row into the leftmost column continues this pattern

until you get to here at which point it jumps down to here and then it repeats

this pattern again until you get to the top right corner to make a new light

effect we can right click over here where it says drop MIDI effects here and

select create chain hence chain based light effects each chain is going to be

a light effect to maybe make this a little bit more concrete I'm gonna

rename this chain I can do that by right clicking and selecting rename to

something along the lines of effect 1 now what I want to do is make this chain

encompass my selected note or if you'd like notes you can select a range but

for the sake of this example let's pretend I want this button in particular

to be my light effect when I press this button I want it to do something right

so to do that I can press this button and then left-click on the ends of this

green bar click and drag until it selects this red key or it made it live

that can be a bit tiresome so another thing you can do is press the button

you'd like and double-click on the green bar automatically collapsing it to

select only this button now at this point if you press any other buttons on

your launchpad they will not light up and that's because we added in a new

chain based light effect by default if there are no chains

it'll just allow feedback from all the buttons but now that we added one in it

only receives feedback from the button we selected so technically we have

actually made our first basic light effect it's certainly nothing to brag

about it's not too crazy however when we press one button we get specific

feedback so now let's make it such that it does something unique something

exciting this is when we now implement our MIDI effects one particular MIDI

effect is called velocity I'm covering this one first because it is pretty

simple what it does is it changes the color of your button there are certain

velocity numbers corresponding to different colors for the launchpad Pro

and Mark 2 - and then there are different velocity numbers for different colors

for the s and the mini to change your color all you want to do is click this

circle right here the one that currently says 127 and change that to whatever

value you like you can do that by left clicking and typing in whatever number

you want anywhere from 1 and to 127 so I'm gonna type in the number 5 which on

the launchpad Pro corresponds to a red if I were to press this button now it's

red change it to a different value say 9 is an orange now it's more another

useful MIDI effect that you'll be using often is what's called a chord left-click

on the chord and drag it anywhere onto your chain now it's important to note

the order of your MIDI effects matter in your chain when I'm clicking and

dragging my mouse hovering over here there's a blue bar right here in between

my chain and my velocity that means if I were to let go it'll insert this MIDI

effect right here now if I were to move my mouse slightly to the right you'll

notice this snaps over here to the right at which point my MIDI effect will be

dropped after the velocity if I were to move my mouse further to the right the

bar snaps over here this is outside of my entire MIDI effect rack and we don't

really want this because that isn't corresponded to our chain so we can

simply move it by left clicking and dragging it where we want meaning the

leftmost effect in your chain will happen first and then anything beyond

that to the right building off of that effect let's demonstrate that here by

showing this chord MIDI effect the chord MIDI effect allows you to stack multiple

lights on top of your button say if I were to press this button right here but

I want another light to light up right here I will click on this knob under

shift 1 and type in any number anywhere between negative 36 and 36 this simply

corresponds to the number of semitones away from this button that light effect

will be say for example if I were to type in one

I now have a light effect here because I added one semitone up if I were to

change that value is something I don't know like six for example the light

should show up one two three four five six right here a common use of the chords

is to make an entire row light up can do that by assigning shift one two one

semitone shift two to two semitones and shift three to three semitones that will

light up four buttons in a row to properly demonstrate this let me show

you what the pitch mini effect does adding in a pitch mini effect simply

shifts where your light effect is you can change it by clicking this knob and

assigning it a value if I were to sign up one semitone that means it pushed

every light effect that I had up by a semitone so right now if I were to press

this button I should see this entire row light up

now again the MIDI effects work from left to right building off the

cumulative light effect that's made so if I were to create another chord and

add it in after everything I've made and if I were to assign this value of let's

say four for example it'll take that row that I had lit up and duplicate it

moving it up by four semitones essentially now making another row right

here I can then also say add in eight and twelve semitones which will then

light up this entire square because essentially what I'm doing is taking

this row and duplicating it four semitones eight semitones and twelve

semitones up if I were to add in another chord here and maybe on this shift one

assign it something along the lines of negative sixteen right then I should

have this entire left side of my launchpad lighting up I can then add in

shift to maybe positive sixteen and positive 32 and now my entire launchpad

should be lighting up now let's move on to the arpeggiator arpeggiator to put it

short and sweet kind of gives a strobe light effect if I were to drag that to

the beginning of my light effect and press my button you can now see I have a

strobe light effect I can change a few parameters here such as the rate it's

currently set at one eighth I can change that to anywhere from one one twenty

eighth which is extremely fast all the way to one over one which is relatively

slow you can also do things such as set the number of times it repeats say for

example I only want it to go four times you can also click this hold button and

then once it's yellow that means that when you press the button once it'll

keep going for however many repeats you designate

now an interesting thing about the arpeggiator is this makes a huge impact

on your light effect depending on where it is in your chain if I were to have

this at the very end of my chain not recall that my chain is lighting up the

entire launchpad yeah is it'll iterate over all of that light effect that I

made you notice that it's kind of pulses going up it started at the lowest

semitone value of my light effects and is just going upwards

I can change where it starts by changing this style a drop down menu that allows

you to select what you'd like so if I were to select up that starts at the

lowest semitone value and goes up if I were to select down it should start at

the highest value and go down you can also play around with other versions of

this as well if I were to move this arpeggiator in between some of these

chords for example like right here some interesting things start to happen now

it's doing this because this chord is to the right of the arpeggiator if I were

to deactivate this chord you'll notice that it was doing what I was doing

before but on a much smaller scale it's only on this little grid right here

which we then duplicated four times and that's why when the chords after it it

looks like this or if I were to move it to the left over here in between the

first and second chord I have this light effect why is it doing that let's turn

off everything to the right of it and look at what it's doing it's just going

back and forth on this row which we then duplicate that row onto the this tiny

square and then onto the entire launchpad so I think you can start to

see how changing the different chords and changing the order of the

arpeggiator can make some really interesting light effects another thing

you may want to use is the note length and what this does is it decides how

long the lights stay on for after they have been triggered so if I were to

press this you notice there's a bit of a trail behind my light effect I can

change the time the lights are being on for by changing this length where maybe

I could change it to 1.4 seconds meaning once the light lights up it'll stay on

for about one and a half seconds until it turns off so maybe I'm happy with

this light effect maybe I want to make a different light effect what I can then

do is then right-click over here in my main MIDI effect rack and select create

chain at which point I can repeat the process maybe I want to make a light

effect for this button for example I press it I double-click on the green bar

and now I have a light effect here and not anywhere else except

the one that I made before to make some more complicated light effects what you

can do is you can drag in a chord and then let's light up this entire row say

for example now let's drag in a MIDI effect rec after that so now we're two

MIDI effect racks deep if I were to press the key button on this MIDI effect

rack and then press my light effect you'll notice that all four of these

lights are lighting up in the MIDI effect rack what this allows you to do

then is every time these lights are triggered these keys will be triggered

and then you can create light effects inside light effects and this is how

you're gonna create more of your advanced light effects something that

kind of seems to have a motion to it if I were to add in our Pidgey ater before

the MIDI effect rack but after the chord this lights up all four of these buttons

as so if I were to press this now and look in my MIDI effect rack these light

up so and then in the second MIDI effect rack what I can then do is create a

chain and then I can assign these to each of these buttons so it looks like

maybe I want this one to be right about here right and I'm just gonna duplicate

this by copying and pasting moving this one over and then doing the same thing

so essentially all I'm doing is I'm now creating four light effects for each of

these buttons that are lighting up only at the press of this one button keep in

mind what I can then do is maybe I want to do a thing such as the following

where I can give this particular light when it lights up maybe I can light up

his entire column you can do that by making chords lighting up the buttons

for 8:12 adding a court after that shifted by 16 so when I press this and

then now I want to add in an arpeggiator after that maybe I want it to be about

this fast maybe I want it to go once and I'm gonna click this hold button because

this button doesn't stay on forever so essentially what I'm doing is when I'm

pressing this button I'm making it so that this shoots up like that now I want

to duplicate this for all of these chains just copying and pasting as you

would normally do and if I were to press this button now I have this strange

light effect and then if I really wanted to in each of these four columns that

are lighting up I could also add in a MIDI effect rec after that so then as

each of these light up I can then create a light effect that triggers as well and

you can start to see how there are multiple levels and layers to this

you could have a light effect in theory be eight or so light effects deep just

depending on how complex you want it to be and those are pretty much the basics

of making chain based light effects like I said it can be a bit complicated I'm

well aware it's certainly no walk in the park however once you get the hang of it

you can create really complicated light effects so I hope that helped at least

maybe a little bit those of you out there who didn't know how to make light

effects before in ableton light if you're curious to learn how to make

other things Launchpad related I have a lot of tutorials on my channel as well

you can feel free to check those out I'll leave links in the description

below and also at the end card of this video but that's all I got for you

hopefully it helped thanks for watching guys talk to you later

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Learn To Make Video Games In Unity - Duration: 1:31.

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Starting with the very basics and moving onto more advanced topics.

Making video games is a complex and never ending learning process, so it can sometimes be difficult to learn and make one on your own.

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How to make a Simple Lace Top without a Pattern //DIY - Duration: 3:31.

in this video I'll show you how I made this simple top inspired by a tutorial i

watched by Cynthia a she makes beautiful clothes here on YouTube as well I'll

link her video in the description below so you can check it out hers is actually

longer and more detailed. so take your fabric and fold it once then once again

go down around four inches and mark then go to the side another four inches. join

the points with a curve that's the front neckline measure out 16 or so inches and

Mark with a diagonal line like I'm doing here. measure from your shoulder to your

waist and Mark. Draw a straight line at that point

now join with a curve from your desired full length to the sides. take your waist

measurement divide it by four and add one inch mark that point and then mark out

like I'm doing to the side go down around one inch now go up at the

neckline one inch higher for the back neckline and then join with a curve. then

cut out

cut out this path carefully as well

separate the back and front so that you can cut the Front neckline. now join in

the shoulder seams. afterwards fold in the neckline and stitch

join these points as well. here making a belt that sixty inches long and five

inches wide I'll then fold it and pin then stitch it

and later on turn it to the right side and iron

hem the top at the arms and at the bottom. take the belt and tie it at the

waist. that is the final look. thanks so much for watching this video please

subscribe if you haven't and I'll see you in the next video. also like the video if

you do. Bye

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Henrikh Mkhitaryan in line to make Arsenal return against Manchester United ● News Now ●#AFC - Duration: 1:53.

Arsene Wenger is considering picking Henrikh Mkhitaryan for Arsenal's trip to face his

old club Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday after he returned to full training.

The Armenian playmaker has been sidelined with a knee injury picked up against CSKA

Moscow since the start of April and there had been fears that he might not play again

for the Gunners this season.

However, he has recovered quicker than initially expected and Wenger has revealed that the

January signing is in contention to take on his old club.

Speaking ahead of the game, Wenger confided: 'He has a chance.

If he's ready I'll play him.'

On Thursday night, Mkhitaryan himself told a beINSPORTS reporter in the Emirates mixed

zone that he felt he would be fit in time to play at Old Trafford.

The news will be a huge boost for Arsenal after Thursday's disappointing result in

the first leg of their semi-final against Atletico Madrid at the Emirates.

Despite a strong performance in which they created a host of chances, the Gunners gave

up a crucial away goal late on as Atletico clung on for a 1-1 draw.

Mkhitaryan, who helped inspire Manchester United to Europa League glory last season,

could now be part of the squad that travels to the Wanda Metropolitano in Madrid next

week for the second leg if he gets through the trip to Old Trafford unscathed.

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How to make DC 12V Pedestal Fan at home Urdu, Hindi & English CC DIY - Duration: 10:28.

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the video i bring in front of you is about 12V Pedestal Fan.

how can you make it your own at home.

no need to buy complete fitted from electronics market.

purchase components and make it at home.

no need to purchase too much components.

just you need motor, propeller, mesh and stand.

very budgeted.

if you purchase from market ready made. it's become expensive.

if you make it at home then it's cheaper.

very easy to make.

now i'll tell you how can you make it.

Let's Start.

now i'll tell you which components required to make 12V pedestal Fan.

first you need 12V motor.

this is common 12v motor.

to wires coming from back, blue and black.

blue is positive and black is negative.

this motor is 12V 80 watt load capacity.

here is cut and nut where we put propeller.

after that you need this propeller.

this is 18 inch propeller.

you can purchase from any electronics market.

this is common propeller 18 inch.

now i show you the cut on backside of propeller.

when you fit the motor in this cut properly and tight it properly.

this will not lose and work well.

then you need protection front cover.

this you have to put on front mesh.

these three joints you have to tight it on front mesh holes.

to prevent children finger go inside fan.

to avoid damage of propeller install it.

then you need this back cover.

to hide motor or protection we use this back cover at the back side of the fan. to see fan beautiful.

then you need mesh for 18 inch propeller.

this is front mesh.

install in front.

this is back mesh, here you can see holes.

in these holes we'll fit our motor with nut & bolt.

then need base for fan to stand.

this is 18 inch fan base stand, at bottom plastic base.

on base this rod fitted.

on top motor catcher, we'll attach back mesh here on these holes tight nut & bolt.

then attach front mesh.

as you can see this big nut, when lose it, it became tall.

you can change length as you want.

when you tight it it became stuck on position.

you can lose this also.

if you want to use fan separate then you can lose it.

you can purchase from any wreckage or electronics market.

now i'll show you how to do fitting.

first we install back mesh.

for back mesh fitting you need these nuts.

you can purchase from any hardware store.

2 mm or 4 face nut.

now attach back mesh with it.

where you can see good setting tight it there.

one hole fit here.

both are good now tight it.

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now back mesh is fit.

very hard and strong.

now fit motor on this.

the motor wires through back from this big hole.

so we can do wiring properly.

i'' fit it here because holes are perfect to tight.

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now i fit motor.

then open motor shaft nut.

so we can fit propeller here.

motor fit well and strong.

now i fit 18 inch propeller on it.

fit is as per cut mention on motor shaft.

now propeller fit. and tight 8mm nut on it.

propeller also fit well.

no fit front mesh.

now tight the front protection cover on front mesh.

turn joint on mesh.

this will fit well.

now attach back with front.

now tight the front mesh already.

now our work is finish for fitting of mesh.

reaming work on back side.

the horrible display of motor we hide it with cover to make it beautiful.

back side not looking good.

pass these cables from bottom.

on this back cover on back there is nut tight it to fix.

tight it on this hole.

now tight the back cover.

this is look like this.

we fit all. now you can run it anywhere.

you can put it on room or courtyard.

benefit of this is that motor take 3 or 4 ampere.

air flow also good.

you can run it with battery or solar.

now i'll show you how it run.

now attach wire positive with positive negative with negative.

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How to make paper house easy origami Diy house making tutorial Dream house paper crafts for kids - Duration: 7:29.

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make paper 3d house very easy.

If you want to learn how to make please watch full video

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