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cross-stitch threads that have been sitting around in my desk drawer for about 20 years now ....a stitch in time. Day 17 - WEEW girls project
This basket of thread once sat in my mom's sewing room, but she deicided that she could no longer keep it. Before it got tossed in a dumpster, I had to take a photo of it.
I took the Kreinik No-Knit Fashion Kit and made a rectangular piece of fabric (sandwich Kreinik metallic bits between layers of water-soluble stabilizer), then attached it to a Goodwill dress for a re-fashioning (up-fashioning?) design.
Potholders are a popular thread crochet craft. This potholder was made with sections from a bedspread pattern (the back is solid). The two sections are attached with an edging of double crochet and picots.
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I made a felt doodle. It has a bit of purple batting, a few layers of merino & then I had leftover yarns & threads. I want to felt a small piece each day this week, we shall see if I reach that goal.
This piece is approximately 5 x 6. I will either embellish it & make an art card or I will cut it up & use the pieces in another project.
I paid close attention to the exposure in this. I wanted to make the thread visible and not overexpose any thing at the same time.
Lacoste L!VE in London held a Selector Sessions party with Threads TV and live music from Josh Osho, Purple Ferdinand and more artists.
Check out these exclusive images of the event.
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I've never made something bigger than amigurumi using thread. So I just had to work on something like this :)
My new thread holder, color coded of course, neutrals then brights. This is only half of my thread (the 100% cotton quilting), the rest is on the other side of the organizer. The best part is the little box snaps closed and has a handle so I can take it with me if I'm traveling somewhere to quilt and can't decide which color I want to use.
Blogged here: littlegraydog.blogspot.com/2009/08/i-heart-organization.html