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Here they are, the nipple colour finalists. if you don't feel properly represented here (and I'll admit I was buying them for Old Man Hanson who is clearly caucasian with olive undertones), please feel free to email me (feel free to include pantone numbers but not photos thanks)
No! they live together in this box. One of many boxes of thread that I use for Embroidery, Crochet or Lacemaking.
No trip to Purl can go without at last one photo being taken. I'm not carrying my dslr around much these days but I make do.
Visiting the DMC factory in Mulhouse, France. DMC is one of the world's leading thread manufacturers.
All our threads are made in France since 1841.
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Photos by DMC Spain.
This shows just some of my thread collection.
I recently won an embroidery competition and the prize was £100 worth of threads. Help.
This is my first cross stitch - my sister gave it to me for my birthday last year but I only started it at Christmas. I'm making rather slow progress so far, but I'm finding it quite therapeutic actually. It takes all my concentration to count the stitches and remember where I'm up to, and stops me thinking about other things - which is good!
Enter for HPAD's January Scavenger Hunt.
I actually don't use color thread too much anymore since all of my Gerbera things use black accents but it made for a pretty picture!
In honor of Thread the Needle Day, why not make this sweet little spool to help thread your sewing needle? Make it on my blog!
A Union Pacific stack train threads through stark Palisade Canyon, Nevada, and crosses the Humbolt River on March 7, 2012. The vastness of this barren landscape through Palisade Canyon is better seen in this wider view, where the train really does look like a “thread” in the scenery.
1/8" acrylic used as the "thread" on the statue. The curl at the end was heated first, then wrapped over the painted sections and holds in place via friction with no adhesive
Sadly, I have seen no Thread-waisted wasps this year yet, so this photo from last year will have to suffice.
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A mating pair of thread-waisted wasps (Eremnophila aureonotata) visits a Wingstem flower. The adults of this species feed on flower nectar, but the larvae live in a burrow dug out by the female and feed on a big caterpillar that she brings for them and places in the burrow.
Recently, we made a trip to one of our sewing shops - reason for the visit? My wife's birthday is just around the corner and she asked for a new sewing machine. Who am I to deny such a request? Let's face it, she has supported my photography "hobby" for the past couple of years... least I could do, right? While she talked with the sales person, I pulled out the camera and walked through a store full of color and clicked away.
Practice the art of simplicity today by making an interesting photo from a minimalist perspective - Daily Shoot #ds64.
What potential does this thread hold in the hands of a skilled seamstress? This thread is from my Grandmother's sewing basket.