This project wrapped up nicely. In truth, all the writing
was done in a single day and that took six hours. The first picture and the
last picture were taken a month apart. This project didn’t all happen at once,
far from it. I divided it into four days but I touched this project on a dozen
different days but noteworthy progress was sparse. The final day was more work
than the previous thirty days.
Enough background
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An Instructable was made in a day. Text was written. It was
a comparatively short one at 550 words. A cover image was created. The cover
image was a cropped shot from the blog pictures which had some touch ups done
to the color. A border and text were added.
Cover image
Several things were done to make the Instructable appealing.
Text was added to the picture which showed that the project was suitable for
children. A cost breakdown of producing an entire alphabet was included in the
introduction. The steps were limited to five. One step features the
Instructables robot mascot as an example of creating custom stamps. Hopefully
these tricks will make it a popular Instructable.
Instructable screenshot
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The rest of the posts for this project have been arranged by date.
First time here?
Completed projects from year 1.
Completed projects from year 2.
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2015-12-02 (W)
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