I managed a This Webinar is Over message.
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I got that under certain circumstances as well, when I was trying to second-guess the URL and find another way in.
I know from the last round I had with Webinar Ninja sometimes this means the webinar is really full, so fingers crossed for @ChickieD!
Webinar Ninja has stoopid error messages.
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I created my webinar in the old version and then discovered that it wasnât really working. Then I somehow figured out I needed to be in the new version (which is a different URL) and, well, the shit show started then. I tried to record a webinar there with no audience but was struggling with all the basic UI - the other version Iâd explored enough but I hadnât done anything with the new one and it is totally different. Finally gave up and recorded in Zoom and uploaded it to YouTube. My email that I sent out with the link had a bunch of errors in it that Iâm not proud of but, you know, this is what it feels like to learn a new thing. Until I get out there and try it live, I wonât figure it out. Itâs a lot harder to give a good live webinar than it looks. After I recorded my material, which I have rehearsed, and watched the video, I felt I could really pare it down so much more and make it all clearer.
The good news is this topic seems to excite people and I think Iâm a good person to teach it. And I have a start on it all.
Bad news is, Iâm exhausted. Was up until 2 a.m.
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Well the good news is that Iâm gonna have another one. 
@gadgetgirl I think that itâs my fault because I was using the OLD webinarninja which is confusingly on .co and the new one on .com They should have just put the old one on a redirect to .com. Lesson learned.
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Yes, they are not very well organised. Even if the URL given was wrong, I should have been able to search for your session, and nothing came up.
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Letâs try it with the correct version and see how it goes.
One of the problems (and I talk about it in that video) is that because I was a tech writer for so long, I am the worst at reading the manual. Iâd prefer to muddle around until I figure it out.
The new version seems a lot better.
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Not a Tesla driver then? Oh, is that a semi in the middle of theâŚ
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Wowsers.
I have a friend who can actually pull this stuff off. Saved! Thank you!
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I like Flower Power, Loverâs Knot (though I donât have the hair for it) and Garland. Theyâd work with todayâs styles, even.
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Yay! Youâre most welcome; glad you like them!
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These are so groovy!!!
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Columbia Minerva absolutely ruled knit and crochet in the 70âs. These headbands are on fleek for the day!
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Will someone PLEASE knit all of us this choker?
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I think that tapestry crochet would lend itself well to something like that. (I can knit, but I am not a knitter. Crochet is my jam.) Tapestry crochet can accommodate color changes, like this sort of thing (itâs not mine):
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Thatâs a gorgeous basket!
I think the choker is crocheted anyhow (I go both ways when it comes to knit/crochet, though knitting came first), and then beads stitched on it. The big tube beads for macrame would have been common when that pattern was published.
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Love the basket!!
Tapestry crochet sounds fantastic. Iâm both s knitter and crocheter - beginner at both
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My first album as Starthief (*) is now available on Bandcamp. I guess Bandcamp embeds donât work here, but linky:
Dark ambient/deep ambient/abstract electronic. 12 tracks, plus three bonus tracks for album buyers.
Iâd post more up-to-date photos of my modular synth rig, but Iâve got some secret unreleased stuff in there, and some holes waiting for preorders, etc.
(* 16th album overall. I spent the last two years exploring and refocusing and I honestly think this one beats all of them by far.)
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HmmmâŚbackwards, it spells âSuerenââŚdoes that mean anything?
(I grew up trying to find messages in Bealtes-vinyl, lol.)
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