completing week15

public/assignments/week15.html

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-                        <img src="../images/...jpg" alt="...">
+                        <img src="../images/all-materials-vinyl.jpg" alt="...">
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                       <p>After switching on the plotter and pulling down the lever at the back of the machine, I've put the beginning of the film roll in the plotter and moved the wheels on its left and right borders.</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/plotter-level.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>I've put the lever back up and let the machine do its calibration.</p>
 
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                         <img src="../images/sticking-fail.jpg" alt="...">
                       </span>
 
-                      <p>I had to "heat press" 2-3 more times for a longer moment and some letters still didn't stick properly. The "O" of "documents" would definitely NOT STICK so I removed it from the protective sheet and placed it by hand on the t-shirt and "heat pressed" ONE LAST TIME without the plastic protective sheets and for a longer time.</p>
+                      <p>I had to "heat press" 2-3 more times for a longer moment and some letters still didn't stick properly.</p>
 
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                         <img src="../images/vinyl-not-sticking.jpg" alt="...">
                       </span>
 
+                      <p>The "O" of "documents" would definitely NOT STICK so I removed it from the protective sheet and placed it by hand on the t-shirt and "heat pressed" ONE LAST TIME without the plastic protective sheets and for a longer time.</p>
+
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/o-replaced.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
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                         <li>Quick-set drop-in bobbin and independent bobbin winding</li>
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+                      <h4>Preparing the file</h4>
+
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-                        <img src="../images/...jpg" alt="...">
+                        <img src="../images/chosen-design-embroidery.jpg" alt="...">
                       </span>
 
-                      <h4>Preparing the file</h4>
-
                       <p>The image you'd like to embroider must be saved as ".PES".</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/pes-format-file.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
+                      <br>
+
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/pes-format-file2.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>For that, you can use Inkscape and add a free extension called "<a href="https://inkstitch.org/fr/" target="_blank">Ink/Stitch</a>"</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/inkstitch.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>Once your image is ok in Inkscape, go to "extension", then "InkStitch" and then "parameters".</p>
+                      
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/inkstitch-parameters.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
 
                       <blockquote>
                         If your image has many details, you'll have to wait until the preview in stitches is loaded. It may take a while... Mine did.
                       </blockquote>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/loading-wait.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>Once the preview of your image is loaded, feel free to change the parameters to get to your desired result.</p>
 
                       <blockquote>In my case, I had to try several times and still didn't get what I wanted. I wil try again later and add the complete parameters used on this page.</blockquote>
 
                       <p> First we used the original parameters and then, as we were getting a bad result, we changed the angle to 33 degree and deleted the underlayer.</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/embroidery-params.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>Once you're done with the parameters, save your file and upload it on a USB stick.</p>
 
                       <h4>Preparing the materials</h4>
 
                       <p>To embroider you will need a fabric surface, some stabilizer, the right hoop (not too small) and the threads (specially made for embroidery = shinny).</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/hoops.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>What's great with the machine is that it tells you what hoops you can use for your design (once the file uploaded on it).</p>
 
                       <p>Just take the frame, seperate the 2 hoops (inside and outside) and place the fabric on the largest one (the outside one) by making sure that it overhangs on every side.</p>
 
                       <p>Regarding the stabilizer you'll use (here it was a water soluble one), place it underneath or above your fabric and make sure it is also overhanging the hoop on every side.</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/stabilizer-placed.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>Put back the inside hoop on the fabric and inside the other hoop and tighten them all enough together with the screw so that you can pull on every piece of fabric (+stabilizer) to tense it enough that the needle won't have any trouble working on it. It must be as tense as a drummer.</p>
 
                       <p>Once done, place the frame on the machine by inseting it in the mechanism on the left.</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/all-set-embroidery.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <h4>Launching the embroidery</h4>
 
                       <p>Using the Brother Innovis V3LE is really easy !</p>
 
                       <p>The touchscreen is really clear and tells you what you'll have to do.</p>
 
-                      <p>Insrt your USB stick on the right of machine and press the "USB Icon". Then select your file and press ...</p>
+                      <p>Insert your USB stick on the right of machine and press the "USB Icon". Then select your file and press ...</p>
+
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/finding-file.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
 
                       <p>The machine will tell you which frame you can use and also all the colors you'll need and in which order they will be worked on.</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/following-instructions.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>Take the thread bobbin and place it on the upper part of the machine.</p>
 
                       <p>To thread the needle, just follow the numbers (with the thread of course) printed on the machine.</p>
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                       <p>Now all you need to do is press the launching button and let it work until it tells you by some beeps that it will work on a another part of your design and that you'll maybe have to change the thread color.</p>
 
-                      <p>And that's pretty it. It even cuts the threads when needed.</p>
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/changing-color.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
+
+                      <p>And that's pretty all it. It even cuts the threads when needed.</p>
 
                       <blockquote>
-                        Unfortunately, in my case it wasn't so easy as I had troubles with the stabilizer and the parameters. I had to make several attempts and stop the machine several time before it was somehow "ok". The result is clearly not so good but I will have to restart another day as I'm not having enough time at the moment. But I promise I'll do it again soon ! ;)
+                        <p>Unfortunately, in my case it wasn't so easy as I had troubles with the stabilizer and the parameters.</p>
+
+                          <span class="image object">
+                            <img src="../images/first-try-fail.jpg" alt="...">
+                          </span>
+
+                        <p>I had to make several attempts, try without stabilizer and stop the machine several time before it was somehow "ok".</p>
+
+                        <span class="image object">
+                            <img src="../images/without-stabilizer-fail.jpg" alt="...">
+                          </span>
+
+                        <p>The result is clearly not so good but I will have to restart another day as I'm not having enough time at the moment. But I promise I'll do it again soon ! ;)</p>
                       </blockquote>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                        <img src="../images/embroidery-done1.jpg" alt="...">
+                      </span>
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