Just something simple, her zipper wasn't down!

Explored The Big Textile Factory with Darkday. It was a urban exploration dream explore, of mega epic proportions. The place is totally filled up with old rusty textile machines and it overwhelmed us at every corner at what we saw. Completely untouched for over 20 years we felt like urbex gods. Thank you to everyone who made this explore possible. You know who you are ;) You are awesome :)

Threads Edition 3 - A handmade A6 zine with photographs, drawings, illustrations, stories and poems.

Hand letterpressed cover with tipped on images.

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I hope you like this little thread catcher, partner! If not that is totally fine. I want you to love what you receive, so please be honest. :) You won't hurt my feelings at all.

thread spools, knitting spools, tins of pins, little sewing dolls, vintage box fasteners.

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The actual name for these colourful spool knitters? .....we have discovered that they are made in Germany where they are called Strickliesel (singular) or Stricklieseln (plural).

Here's a collection of gorgeous photographs of pastel colored threads. It is amazing to me how artful these photographers have made something so seemingly simple and common. They amaze me. These photographs are the property of the photographers linked to below. Enjoy!

1. Sewing, 2. Aqua Thread, 3. threads and lace, 4. Thread reels, 5. "", 6. Spinning intricacies, 7. the usual suspects, 8. 34.365 // light, 9. Metallic Thread, 10. the threads of blue happiness, 11. 5463 copy, 12. Pink threads, 13. blissfully relaxed, and slowly catching up

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I've been on the hunt for vintage thread and scored last weekend. I've seen a few images with them and love them! I use to sew quite a bit so it brings back memories of things I've made throughout the years. Hope you enjoy this one!

This was one I didn’t use for MM. It took me longer to use the tool and get it thru the eye of the needle than it did to actually take the shot!! Port old eyes

I've gotten into the habit of bringing along some light painting stuff when I'm out about early or late. In this case I was waiting for something that never happened, I did a few laps up and down and got this one I was happy with.

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One forgets how small these are.

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My sister Kathryn was here for a week so I made sure to take her portrait to include in the series I've been working on. The knitting needles and some of the yarn was provided by Susie and the concept is loosely based on an idea she suggested. Both Kathryn and Susie are knitters.

I needed a little help getting the thread straightened out.

Embroidery thread in my sewing box.

Made for Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Many'

These are hand crocheted potholders, some early and some recent, but all beautiful. I began to collect them when I found one for $2 at an antique store/flea market. I had already found a hotpad with soda pop tops crocheted in and I thought they went together. Having an inexpensive item to look for means I get to go to antique malls and look around. It's such fun.

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Trichonephila edulis Golden Orb spider

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The gold in the web looked like molten gold being held in the web which was over 1m wide and tall, to try and catch the few insects in the area due to lack of rain.

This is a stinging wasp but it is very timid. The milkweed is a yellow variety which I purchased from a seed company.

Thread-waisted wasps are parasitic. They paralyze and capture spiders and various larva and carry them to their dens. Eggs are laid on the paralyzed prey and when they hatch they consume the prey. Most of these wasps are solitary unlike honey bees which live in large colonies.

Bangkok, Thailand. Jan 2010

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The NC Coastal Land Trust hosted its Flytrap Frolic in the Stanley Rehdar Carnivorous Plant garden. This is the first time I have seen the Thread Leaf Sundew (Drosera filiformis Raf.) in the garden. This species is supposed to be expatriated from New Hanover County (plants.usda.gov/core/profile?symbol=DRFI), so it was a special treat to see it. Perhaps it was planted from a cultivar? Regardless, its a beautiful plant.

These appear to be listed as "Significantly Rare" in North Carolina (www.ncwildflower.org/plant_galleries/carnivorous).

LG G2, edited with Snapseed. Part of my Street Blur photo series.

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The 2 yellow ones are vintage crocheted thread holders approx 3". They were used to hold darning thread and has a felt circle lining the inside lid to hold your needles. I crocheted the red one making it a little bigger to hold tatting threads for taking along with me to crochet on the go.