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Over my spare time i would make these braceletes for sale. Not sure if i should start doing them again. Much work but the result totally pays off!
A family meal with my in-laws ... and very nice it was too.
My mother-in-law can probably be described as being an artistic eccentric, and these are the beads that adorn the conservatory doors ... functional in the summer for keeping insects out, and decorative in winter.
Underside of my practice sandwich (thus the crazy loops and colors). Straight row of stitching on top was my current test. The dark grey is the bobbin thread. The blue tail is the top thread (both Aurifil 50wt) that broke while sewing.
The threads are stretched and prepared for weaving .
This is a common scene in Teppakkulam area in Madurai.
Thiagarajar College building (where I studied) is seen at the far back.
Thread passing through the eye of a dulled (from use) embroidery machine needle.
Handheld flash+4x8 softbox on left side and white cardboard box as reflector on right.
I've been busily pasting, folding, and sewing away on a new large batch of albums, this time using a simple but elegant pamphlet stitch binding in three sections. I really enjoy the materials involved and am excited to show off more of the finished products soon!
The threads of silk as they are fed through a long line of winding silk in a factory in Suzhou, China. The elements of line are not only seen in the silk threads but also in the perspective of the long line of the working machine.
No, I don't crochet, but I did hold it long enough to take this shot. I'm getting so tired of job hunting that I find myself taking a lot more photos.
Love love love the Kreinik holographic threads - especially in the 1/8" and 1/16" ribbons.
Thread link: www.kreinik.com/holographic.htm