Randomizer your knitting -part 1
A long long time ago I read Luke Reinhart's The Diceman. It seemed edgy, dodgy and intriguing to think of living a life controlled by the throw of dice. Not something to apply to real life though - until now! You see, the thing is that you set the parameters before you throw the dice. So you decide on the questions and the set of answers. You can apply the principal locally and have "rigidly defined areas of uncertainty" (to quote Douglas Adams). For example: I have grey yarn and red yarn. What shall I knit? I have a dodecahedral di to help decide. even numbers = scarf, odds = hat Throw again Evens=holes, odds=stripes I got even, then odd, so threw to decide the first colour and then the size of each stripe. The scarf finished when on of the yarns ran out. The final outcome is pictured below. Next time we'll see what happened when throw two was even.