Six mistakes I made in my dioramas-and-felt Steam game and one I didn't

I'm still working on my point-and-click puzzle game made from dioramas. Often when you watch videos of people doing crafts on the internet, they're people who have been doing it for years. They don't make mistakes, or if they do, they don't really show them to you. I haven't been doing any of these crafts for years. So I've made lots of mistakes, and I want to show them to you, so you don't get the impression that this is easy. Before you read further: Please wishlist High Mountain Abbey on Steam. 1. Tapestries Machine-woven tapestries (which I'm using for rugs) are very low-res -- 14ppi (which is, at my scale, 14 pixels per foot, which is not very realistic, but it's probably forgivable). The way they work is really neat (but requires some pre-planning): they have six colors of yarn: red, green, yellow, blue, white, and black. Depending on the color of each pixel of your image, a different color ends up on top. I wish I had known about this in advance, so that I could have designe ... Read full article.