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Jungle Day

 

Master Bobby in the jungle.

 

Credits : Myself and Master Bobby.

 

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The sun rises between the Manhattan and Brooklyn (top) Bridges.

The fraying must be from the cheap Wal-Mart thread - in fact, this was in a sewing kit I got from Wally World for like $ 1.19. Needles, thread, scissors, yeah, the whole bit ... I'm confident that it's of utmost quality ...

 

The funky background color (it is actually white - but I kinda like this) must be from the LED flashlight I used for illumination.

Can't buy grandmas old sterling silver thread snippers and a 100 plus year old quilt made by a great great grandmother. Coats and Clark's cotton thread still on the old wooden spools. All priceless.

Recently I swapped some fabrics for colorful threads and zippers. My husband had to add two additional rows. And now I've got even more wonderful rainbow:)

Brueger Lace doily made using pattern for page 36 of the 1995 Ondori Publication "Classic Lace".

Needle and Thread

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"By the needle you shall draw the thread, and by that which is past, see how that which is to come will be drawne on."

--George Herbert

 

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"With fingers weary and worn,

With eyelids heavy and red,

A woman sat, in unwomanly rags,

Plying her needle and thread"

Thomas hood

WIP - stitching on crocheted and fulled bag. will continue next week with different stitch

I took this at my grandma's house the other day. I found her crazy sewing room hidden in her basement...there was a whole wall of thread!

Laleli Cami, Istanbul

With a backdrop of quiet winter, the sign of spring blooms bring promises of life anew.

 

8 X 8 fabric page with thread painting

Yet another selfportrait for that same assignment, except this one is sewn with thread! Into the paper! It took forever and I do not know if it was worth it!

Close up of spool pole.

Introducing the first weapon in the new Murdock Customs line "contractor". these weapons are designed for PMC's, special forces units, the CIA, and Hitmen. they have to be compact, and small enough to fit in a briefcase or other means of concealed carry

 

The MC "Contractor" WA2000C is a shortened WA2000 chambered in .308 Winchester. it has a threaded barrel for optional suppressor or different muzzle breaks.

Just an interesting shadow that I happened to see.

 

Added a texture layer of threaded paper to take the thread thing to a different level.

I got all of these old thread spools from a dear friend, some of them are from France.

I am not 100 % sure of the ID on this insect but this is as close as I could find in my field guide.

Slight wind blowing when I took the shot so the image is a little soft.

What I've been working on for a show in August.

Embroidery on a plate... the image is embroidered onto silk organza and the silk is mounted onto the rim of the plate.

Untitled so far... I really like this one.

Captured while out for a walk on the River St bridge to Lemieux Island last night. Taken hand held, but I might have to go back with a tripod someday and see what can be done. Nice target of opportunity. With no clouds, the sky was orange for all of about 3-4 minutes and then a duller blue/black.

Day 1 mmmay'15, Thread Theory Camas blouse.

Making progress on my very soft tee.

It's nice to change watercolors for threads once in a while.

7 Days of Shooting/Week #5/Good Together/Minimal Sunday

Carved spools in the collection of Holli Smithson.

A gift from Sulky of America, Sulky Cotton Blendables. Blogged

This is the pile left behind after unwinding small bits of thread from wooden spools.

I'm launching a new 'WIP- help!" thread on Eurobricks, so I figured I would start off with one of my own failed build....

 

I've had this thing sitting on my desk for awhile, it had promise, but I just couldn't really get it to a point where I liked it.

 

The idea was almost a bio-ship that felt a bit like armadillo armouring, with some asymmetrical striping.

 

But it's kinda just a blob...

 

Anyone got any ideas? or just scrap it?

How do they spin their threads? Does anybody know a good website?

Whilst walking in the countryside I came upon an old dilapidated shed. As it was both doorless and windowless I looked inside primarily for spiders to take a photo of. I saw this hanging from a single thread in the window frame and took a shot.

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