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After the busy day of gift sharing and good food and family time, I find time to draw late at night after the house quiets. Stitched on an index card. Watercolors.
An Re 10/10 led intermodal scoots through the short 88 metre Mühle tunnel and traverses the first of the three crossings of the Meienreuss river it will make on its run up through the Wassen village. The train is about to enter the 300 metre Kirchberg tunnel below the church of Wassen.
Strangely (for this locale and for me), it was sunny for my entire visit, but quite hot and very humid, with a visible blue haze in the air which is visible around the peak of Chli Windgällen in the distance.
25 Aug 2016, Wassen, Switzerland. 620.077 "Neuhausen am Rheinfall" in the lead
textures by Kim Klassen and French Kiss
I was excited to find a box full of wooden spools of thread at an antique store and even happier that the whole box was only $2.
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I found this leaf hanging on my window pane by a very thin spider's web, a lone, clinging survivor of the storms that came through last night. It's been here all day.
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Playing with thread for my blog banner this month. Quite fitting, as I'm sewing up some love for my little valentines.
Ok guys!*___* For everyone who asked me about the new shop thread on DoA - here it is! Finally!
+ I also have some wigs for sale. (And you can find my wigs portfolio in the commission thread as usual! )<3
Glowworm threads at Ruakuri cave. They actually aren't worms, but larva of the Fungus Gnat or Titiwai. While in the larva stage they will emit a small light (similar to that of a firefly or lightning bug). Titiwai create threads or lines that consist of a sticky substance. As the insect moves toward the light, they then become entangled within the threads and become food for the larva. They remain in larva stage for about nine months. The pupa takes about 13 days to hatch into a fly that only lives for three days. The adult has no mouth or digestive system and it's sole purpose is to breed and lay eggs. Once an adult, they immediately breed and lay about 120 eggs, which take about 20 days to return to larva stage. In a cave's darkness, it looks as if you are looking into a night's sky with constellations.
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These flat strips, about 30" long, are fashioned with an eye on each end and an eye in the middle. As you face the loom, they are installed vertically in a line, going the width of the fabric being woven. A thread passes through the center eye of each heddle. In a simple weave, heddles raise or lower every other thread in a weave with each pass of the shuttle. A wall-sized peg board in the back of the mill held a supply of various lengths.
"Threads" by Patti Deters. Vibrant strands of yellow, orange, pink, and blue thread are stretched and interwoven, creating a striking pattern resembling a woven fabric. The string lines flow boldly across the image, giving a sense of dynamic movement. If you like colorful and bright photography, please enjoy more abstracts and other images at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/threads-patti-deters.html.
I didn't even remember that I had these purple threads. Well here they are in a straight line :)
Happy Tuesday!
66720 eases 6M26 Eastleigh to Montsorell past the Resignalling work at Banbury.A blockade commencing on the following day will see the end of the last traditional signalling on the Chiltern line.
At dusk, when the sky burns gold, light becomes a weaver. Fragile spider webs and humble ropes shimmer like threads of fire, turning simple bulbs into lanterns of the fading day. A gentle reminder that beauty often rests in the spaces between nature and craft.
After three mornings of incredibly clear skies, I got socked in by cloudy skies for the past three days. This morning, the forecast called for partly cloudy skies, I hoped and prayed for a break. I managed to photograph the spectacular comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) through a transient break in the clouds, just before nautical twilight started.