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Capillary Thread Moss (bryum capillare)

cotton thread stitched onto raw canvas. plus one fluff of belly-button lint.

Using this for Inkle bands

Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK

Corte Sconta

Santorso

Vicenza

 

Not retouched image.

Realize with filter for lens.

Some thin stuff: sock yarn and crochet thread!

Thread Tool Supply donated this great thread-checker to the Jocelyn H. Lee Innovation Lab - just like the ones at the hardware store

. Now we can organize all the threaded fasteners left over from our Hack Sessions. Thank you TTS!

just organised my threads, didnt realise i had so many!

Building more thread towers.

This is an M8 stainless bolt, 40mm threaded section. I like the imperfections in the threads...you don't notice this sort of stuff until you go macro.

 

Light from a desk top lamp, a tripod, a cannon 400D + EF 100mm f2.8 macro lens + 36mm kenco tube, and a bit of split toning.

Bloom No. 1- Detail

vellum, thread, adhesive and paper

Photo taken at the TNNA needlework trade show in Columbus, Ohio, June 2011. Love these colorful metallic threads!!!

 

www.kreinik.com.

Taken at Threads, DQ nightclub, Sheffield

Lots of tiny spools of thread, misc sewing necessities, two books I've finished reading, my planner and ibuds are tucked away in this corner.

Function is not clear to me.

 

Herbawi Textile Factory, Hebron.

This box was full of vintage embroidery threads. Lucky yardsale find.

Just the photo of the whole front. Thanks again Dad!

I'd imagine this is a photo which judges would hate - but I love it !

Amsonia hubrichtii (thread-leaf bluestar) blooming in the Discovery Garden. Photo by Michael Stewart.

Sweet lil' granny square crocheted from vintage crochet thread and a teensy tiny needle.

  

Vintage silk thread on wooden spools that I've been unwittingly collecting.

 

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I love love love the 9 new Kreinik metallic thread colors. They have just a touch of 'pearl' in them - when you stitch with them they look like candy. Doug Kreinik said he was inspired by German and Polish glass when he came up with the colors. They are really fun to stitch with and have a subtle shimmer.

 

www.kreinik.com/candy_colors.htm

The white epoxy I used to attach the ceramic thread guide to the machine. I did something similar to my Gammill with Faststeel which only comes in steel color. When I saw the white at the hardware store, that's the color I wanted to use! I think it may have been a buck more for the white, but I am too OCD not to have gone this way.

Sorting the colors of my mother's and my spools of thread was fun and productive.

 

I probably will never have to buy blue thread in my career lifetime...lol

Choosing embroidery threads for blanket stitching

Matching shirt and onesie for my 10 y/o and 8 week grandsons. Now, if I can just get them together for a snap of them in them before the baby outgrows it...............

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