Exploration of a childhood craft stretching yarn between two adjacent lines of pins, many many many times.
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I often use red in debugging situations. Red helps isolate changes to the algorithm.
Programmed in Processing
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
Around 9:54pm May 1, 2015
