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Just a quick one today and I thought of the old saying "A stitch in time saves nine" and I thought I would try to use it somehow.
Not much colour here so a simple black and white conversion seemed the way to go.
Macro Mondays theme : Needle and thread
The whole image is cropped within the 3" guideline.
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Macro Mondays theme: Needle and Thread
Embroidery needle and thread stitching on soft tartan flannel.
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OK, I know it's only one needle, but I couldn't think what else to call it. :)
For this week's Macro Mondays group theme, Needle and Thread. For scale, the vintage glass button is less than ½" wide.
This is my very quick contribution to this weeks Macro Mondays theme of Needle and Thread.. Always keep a selection handy but which one to use.....HMM
For Macro Mondays "Needle and Thread" Theme.
This is one of two needles used for the saddle stitch in the sheath below.
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198/365: 2015
The weekly theme is blue
# 61 in my 100 x challenge - using my nifty fifty.
I will have no internet access again this weekend so Flickr will be taking a back seat again. I'll catch up when I can.
95/366: 2016
The weekly theme is green
4/30: April: A month in 30 pictures
Macro Monday: Two objects. HMM
I've not just doubled but tripled up on challenges today. Having been away for the weekend there is lots to catch up on. Oh, and I know I've done needle and thread shots before but not so far this year :)
I will gradually be catching up with commenting.
I use this glass darning needle to weave in the yarn tails at the end of a knitting project. This task is my least favorite part of knitting, so I decided to make it more enjoyable with a beautiful darning needle. It is handmade, of glass!
For BDCC monthly challenge - At home -still life - Contemplate a familiar object and give it your own spin. Work with controlled light to demonstrate shape and form.
I haven't done much high key lately. For this I used a tripod to enable me to keep the ISO low and not worry about the shutter speed. I used natural light with a window to the right and reflector to the left.
These thimbles belonged to my Grandmother; the one on the right is very battered and worn with several holes. Judging by the damage it looks like punctured fingers from sewing were a routine hazard even with a thimble!...Ouch!!!