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I'm just trying to *finish* this quilt which I started... uh... more than 10 years ago. you can see the fade out markers faded out really well. I have to hunt down the scalloped template again.
My stitches aren't near as small as they used to be, but my callous is building up on my underneath hand. Looks pretty bad right now.
Reinventing this super inexpensive pair of sandals by adding crocheted accents. Just used white plastic rings, did a single crochet around each using Kreinik holographic Tapestry #12 Braid, then hot glued them onto the sandals. Added flat-backed cabochon in each center.
The threads: www.kreinik.com/holographic.htm
Week 6: Sewing
So here I am trying my hand at a recent hobby/obsession, which is sewing! I've always loved it, but being pregnant and not having great clothes out there is really forcing me to make my own, and i am loving it!
Trying on different filters on this photo, don't love it, but it's nice.
Did not have the materials for it but I have a feeling that I wanted to. So I used crochet thread that available. Well, for the first experiment it look ok to me.
This was a brand new species of wasp for me. Apparently this species is distinctive for its blue black color with silvery/gold patches. A species in the family of thread waisted wasps. Kind of obvious from whence that name comes.
Thread Waisted Wasp (Eremnophila aureonotata)
My photos can also be found at kapturedbykala.com
Crocheted thread holder from pattern found at:
web.archive.org/web/20000623092330/http://crochet.theshop...
I sew at 2 different areas and was tired of chasing my pincushion around, so I made one to fit tightly into a sewing drawer that I keep sitting on top of the cabinet. Works GREAT! The little thing on top has sand in it, for my needles.
all pictures taken by Caroline Watson for Weaving Musical threads
Pictures taken by Caroline Watson for Weaving Musical Threads
A Thread-waisted wasp, not sure what kind of bloom that is though. Not sure, but it looks like the poor guy might be missing a leg, too!
Poet Lebo Mashile in Threads, a cross-cultural and cross generational artistic collaboration between legendary choreographer Sylvia Glasser and Lebo Mashile, one of the most exciting new voices on the South African poetry scene. Created for Moving Into Dance Mophatong's 30th anniversary, Threads is both verbal dance and physical poem.