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New DMC embroidery floss colors 2017. Read my review here: ancoracrafts.com/review-new-dmc-floss-colors-2017/
My mom was a crafter of epic proportions. Sewing, tatting, knitting, crochet, counted cross stitch... I don't think there was a craft out there she didn't try.
I've been doing some embroidery work this week (which I can't show yet - I need projects I can take pictures of!) & I inherited* her embroidery/cross stitch floss.
There are 5 of these containers. I'm pretty sure there's at least one card for each color DMC put out. SO MUCH FLOSS. At least I know I'll have whatever color I need for whatever random project I make.
*When I say "inherited", what I mean is that last year, I said "Hey, do you guys still have mom's embroidery floss? Can I steal it?"
print proposal, Agency: Publicis Romania,
Copywriter: Razvan Capanescu/Bogdan Nestor, Art Director: Bogdan Nestor,
Producto:
Seda eléctrica Waterpik® Flosser FL-220
DescripciĂłn del producto:
La seda dental elĂ©ctrica Waterpik® Flosser FL-220 elimina de manera suave la placa bacteriana (biofilm oral) que se acumula entre los dientes y en el borde de las encĂas.
Propiedades del producto:
La seda dental eléctrica Waterpik® Flosser FL-220 realiza 10.000 vibraciones por minuto y dispone de 15 puntas blanqueadoras con sabor a menta.
Tiene un mango ergonĂłmico que se adhiere a la mano facilitando su uso.
Se recomienda en personas con aparatos de ortodoncia o reticentes a usar la seda manual. Está indicado en la higiene bucal de personas con discapacidades fĂsicas o psĂquicas por su fácil manejo.
Modo de empleo:
Introducir la punta del Waterpik® Flosser FL-220 entre los dientes, a la altura del borde de la encĂa y apretar el botĂłn posterior. Desplazar la punta de arriba a abajo contra la superficie del diente.
Se recomienda usar una punta para toda la boca y cambiarlas después de cada uso.
Consulte en nuestra página web más información sobre Seda eléctrica Waterpik® Flosser FL-220:
www.dentaid.es/es/waterpik/seda-electrica-waterpik-flosse...
... is a very hard thing to paint...
bet you can't do it.
(bizarrely this very briefly got to number 467 in interestingness - then got dropped.)
A loaf bread wrapped with pork floss and topped with grated mozzarella cheese. Recipe is available here.
This is a 2017-ish Disney Store Elsa Doll (Who comes with Olaf), in which I took out the old saran hair and replaced it with embroidery floss 2 give it a 1OAK look. The kind of embroidery floss I used was DMC Floss #15 AKA Apple Green.
Flossing is beneficial for your #teeth and #gums, but you may wonder if you have set an ideal flossing routine, also if you are using the right technique. The flossing process can be a bit difficult, yet it has numerous advantages for your #dental and #oral #health. In this article, we will discuss how you can establish an ideal routine for flossing.
How often to floss
In most regions around the world, people think of only brushing their teeth when they discuss dental health. Brushing clears bacteria from the visible surface of teeth, but there are interdental spaces where the brush’s bristles cannot reach. Those surfaces are equally prone to developing plaque and tartar, so cleaning them should be an integral part of your dental #care regimen.
According to the American Dental Association (ADA), you should floss your teeth once per day to remove bacteria, plaque, and food debris from interdental spaces and gum line.
Flossing technique
It will require a bit of practice to learn how to #floss properly. Once your hands get used to the motions, turns, and application of required pressure on different areas of teeth, flossing will become your second nature. It is, however, most necessary to make sure that you are using the right technique to floss your teeth.
To start flossing, break off an 18-inch piece of the flossing thread and wind the most of it around the middle finger of one hand. Wind the remaining flossing thread around the middle finger of your other hand.
Now you will need to use your thumbs and index fingers of both hands to grip the thread and slide the strand between your teeth. Keep sliding the flossing thread until it reaches the gum line. Form a curve around one tooth and move the floss up and down and sideways to clean its surface. Repeat the same process with the adjacent tooth.
Get the #flossing thread out, and unwind some part of it from the middle finger that has the most floss. Repeat the aforementioned procedure for all of your teeth.
Best time to floss
The ideal time to floss your teeth is when you #brush, which could be either in the morning or evening. You may wonder if you need to floss before or after brushing. The Journal of Periodontology suggests that it is better to floss first and then brush your teeth to remove all of the #plaque and food debris from all surfaces of teeth. The advantage of flossing first is that brushing with fluoride toothpaste afterward will compensate for the fluoride content that was lost while flossing.
Alternatives to dental flossing
Flossing with traditional flossing thread can prove to be difficult and time-taking for many people. You may want to try waxed floss if you find sliding the conventional floss between your teeth difficult. You may also use interdental cleaners, such as pre-threaded flossers, dental picks, and interdental brushes, to get the desired results. You may also invest in an electric flosser that uses a stream of water to clean interdental spaces. It is easy to use, and it cleans interdental spaces, just like traditional floss.
You may want to discuss with your Wilmington dentist regarding what option you should choose.
Alice.
This was so much fun to shoot.
I made the "candy floss" wig, the candy floss stand, and the bunting myself.
Inside of the loaf. The bread is very soft and airy. I had to slice it carefully to avoid squashing the loaf. From a distance, the two halves resemble the side views of two faces smiling at each other :)
Recipe is available here.
Before performing emergency ear re-attachment on my dogs favourite toy, Fairy Floss. I doubt the patient needs anesthetic.
Love it when there are some 'candy floss' clouds in the sky to experiment with! Did one or two long exposures at home the other day......let's hope the two day pleasant weather spell was not our summer!!
Stacked all sorts of filters for this to get 91 second exposure.
P.S. Anybody know why you cannot comment on photos without clicking on the image to make it large? What a hassle this new Fluckr is and toying with leaving it me thinks!