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During the project, 217 final products (DST files) were uploaded on our sharing page, and all 217 programs were embroidered on t-shirts or bags. For this, various designs were created. This file shows the different designs and whether students created their designs or programmed tutorials. The initial sketches were used on-site during the units. Some were copied or collected, but not all were secured. A total of 81 (47f, 34m) initial sketches that could be assigned to final products could be collected. 35 students (23f, 12m) implemented their final product based on their initial sketch, and 39 (21f, 18m) had to change their idea during the programming. 7 (3f, 4m) students could implement their initial sketch with modifications.
Embroidery Designer, computational crafts, digital pattern creation, visual programming
Embroidery Designer, computational crafts, digital pattern creation, visual programming
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