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amber-fern-49
copper-rowan-352 more
Start small and stay consistent. That's really all there is to it.
still-thistle-60
copper-rowan-35 wrote:
Start small and stay consistent.
Second this.
mossy-yarrow-66
copper-rowan-35 wrote:
Start small and stay consistent.
This is the most useful reply in the thread.
woven-wren-1
My experience was the opposite, oddly enough.
late-hazel-122 more
Saving this for later.
hollow-fern-361 more
late-hazel-12 wrote:
Saving this for later.
Small correction, but the point stands.
pale-thistle-95
The cheap option was fine for years.
late-birch-434 more
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
pale-pine-56
Strong disagree, but thanks for writing it up.
wild-birch-79
I went down the same road and ended up somewhere completely different.
mossy-hazel-241 more
Do you have a source for that? I'd like to read more.
hollow-hazel-74
Counterpoint: it depends a lot on how much time you have.
slow-sedge-42
Nothing beats doing it badly a few times.
sunlit-reed-59
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rustling-moth-111 more
The cheap option was fine for years.
quiet-alder-6
rustling-moth-11 wrote:
The cheap option was fine for years.
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
tidal-hazel-51 more
Nothing beats doing it badly a few times.
late-fern-66
tidal-hazel-5 wrote:
Nothing beats doing it badly a few times.
The cheap option was fine for years.
still-sedge-61
This deserves its own thread.
rustling-clover-52
Have you tried asking in the local group too?
misty-sedge-691 more
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copper-wren-71
I asked the same thing a year ago, the answers here helped a lot.
slow-beech-481 more
Start small and stay consistent. That's really all there is to it.
rustling-rowan-41
The official docs are better than they look.
silver-moth-67
Agreed, and it takes a while before it clicks.