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Sermon Series art work for "Threads"

My attempt to capture in hand dyed thread, the essence of a Sugar Maple leaf in its autumn colors.

This arrived in the mail this morning from Krista. It's my prize from Tallgrass Prarie Studios Joy in the New Year.

It's it cute cute cute!!! Can't wait to start using it. Thanks Krista!

A loom at Bradford Industrial Museum.

Dull pink to burgundy - my "Olde Rose" hand dyed thread.

In the 1980's my mom used to give tea parties in her garden room to some of her luckiest students. It was an adorable activity as part of a school fundraiser. My grandmother loved the idea and purchased these aprons for the event at an antique store.

Another shot from the Threads rehearsal. You know it's got to hurt.

Hand dyed thread, shown with some flowers from "the trail".

Taken back in May at the High End Hi Fi Show. On this turntable this thiny thread, made of fishing line drives a plinth of 40-60 kg.

Embroidery threads, sequins & scissors.

365D gold & dark green

Flickr Lounge "tabletop"

Took this one at the Budha Subba Temple Dharan..People tie all sorts of colorful threads..They say it makes their wish come true..

This book won a Pulitzer Prize in the 1980's. It's about African American women in the 1930's. It was later made into a movie starring some very big stars! The image references the title more than the content of the book.

My own hand dyed 6 cord crochet cotton.

Love is the thread that binds us. ~Author Unknown

This is an iron casting in which several badly corroded threaded studs had snapped off. The embedded remains of the studs have been removed and the original threads are seen being re-cut and cleaned up prior to the casting (part of a 1930s street light), being sand-blasted. New studs are being manufactured, so that the restoration of this relic can be completed

This gorgeous Singer Model 66 was built in the Singer Elizabethport factory in Elizabeth NJ on December 16th 1941. She is one of 35000 model 66 machines manufactured in Elizabeth NJ in a single day!

 

The Model 66 is full size machine with Forward and Reverse gears, an automatic bobbin winder, built-in thread cutter and standard work light.

She's a very easy machine to use. She'll stitch through light leathers, denim, canvas like butter and all the similar materials as well. She'll carry all the standard size needles between sizes 9 to 21.

A closer look at the technique...

At an auction I found a big bag full of colour coordinated sewing threads. Of course, I had to get them because of the wonderful colour combos!

44/52 for the group 2025 Weekly Alphabet Challenge

 

This week's theme was: R is for Reel

 

I have a lot of reels of thread. Some I bought for various sewing projects, others were inherited from my mum and my cousin. Some are so old that the thread has deteriorated so I have to test its strength before using it.

My own hand dyed thread. This is a size 50 6 cord thread with a very firm twist, excellent for tatting. I used Procion MX dyes.

It's a featherless Sunday again.

A beautiful non-stinging wasp, this Thread-waisted Wasp is about a half-inch long and flies about any flower it can feed on and even inspects the dead flowers. I'm not sure if this wasp feeds on other smaller insects.

Canon EOS 400D XTI, EF100 Macro USM, non-branded TTL Ringlight, F8, 1/200, ISO 100.

 

Karen decided to thread her hand.

File name: 10_03_002364b

Binder label: Thread

Title: Merrick Thread Co., Best Six Cord, 8. Ding, dong, dell! Pussy's in the well! Who put her in? Little Johnny Greene. Who pulled her out? Big John Stout! with Merrick's standard six cord thread, he drew her up, tough nearly dead, oh, what a mighty thread was that, to save the life of pussy cat. [back]

Date issued: 1870 - 1900 (approximate)

Physical description: 1 print : chromolithograph ; 12 x 8 cm.

Genre: Advertising cards

Subject: Children; Cats; Thread; Cotton; Wells

Notes: Title from item. Retailer: Brainerd H. Smith, North Brookfield, Mass.

Statement of responsibility: Merrick Thread Co.

Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards

Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department

Rights: No known restrictions.

Blogged Here:

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After purchasing 2 more of the Ikea Drawer Units, I can now store my threads near the machines they are used on.

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Hand threaded art on canvas "Looking Forward"

Three threaded metal rods. (012a)

You know me....I have to thread paint everything!

This shot from a shop. Once they said they don't like to camera inside the shop. After one month, I went there as a new guy and took good shots. I was in a hurry and 50% unfocused. Anyway I like a lot of stuff there.

Fiber art quilt with black fabric border (not shown). Wall hanging made from fabric, yarn, threads, quilted and embroidered

More experimental strobist work, this time cotton threaded through a needle.

 

A Simple set up with a remote flash set up subject right exposure is f22 at 160th sec.

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