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I never think of social media as something private… that’s why I rarely post other people on any of my pages… because it’s my social media; for me, it’s not private, but some people might feel differently. That’s why any content that other people want to post with me always gets approved. Everyone knows!!!! But in reality, I don't think much of it… If someone sees my posts and doesn’t like it… okay… I can’t say it makes my life better or worse... if someone sees something and feels the same way I do. It makes that person’s day better I’m happy… but if someone thinks negatively of me because of my content… what can I say? There are bigger problems in the world, such as we all will die one day, poverty, hunger, climate change, homelessness, and diseases, and some other very personal important things. Those things bother me, not someone’s opinion of me. I always tell one of my friends, if you care what other people think of you after 30, you don’t understand life. And about people annoying “you”on public social media!!! It doesn't annoy me… People are getting blocked after every inappropriate word or DM! My list on Instagram is huge
Preserved PCC former Toronto Transit Commission streetcar #4610 threads around the HarborPark area in Kenosha WI.
Eyebrow and facial hair threading street salon.
An ancient method of hair removal with origins in Arabia and South Asia. A very delicate procedure, making it suitable for even the most sensitive skin. Hair is removed by using string or "thread", and pulling out the hairs by the follicle. (information taken from The Beauty Pot web site www.thebeautypot.com/south-asian-beauty/south-asian-skin-...)
A Hello Kitty tin I bought years and years ago. I'm using it to store thread. There's a pull-out tray for bobbins.
Un sampler fait pour la mère d'une amie à l'occasion de la fête des mères. Le top rose est en soie sauvage.
My new studio is almost finished, and what better way to start a new year? The space is amazing...and the walls are pink. :)
Here's to a successful 2011!
Aurifil threads that I used to quilt my Shelburne Falls table runner in organic wavy lines using my Pfaff built in walking foot.
A spider's thread, that is. This tiny 1/2" acorn had lost its cap, but was hanging on and swaying in the breeze. Wonder how long before it falls. Spider's glue is so strong.
Inspired by: Heather Bailey! www.flickr.com/photos/heather_bailey/151365090/ She made some and I had to try. I couldnt figure out how to distress mine as good as hers but they still turned out great! I laid them out on the most beautiful Heather Bailey Fabric! :)
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My first doily. I got the pattern at Crochet Memories, it's a free pattern. I chose it because it reminded me of knitted doilies (the center part). It's made in pale yellow thread (Babylon from DMC) and 1.65 mm hook (if I remember correctly). I gave it to my maternal grandmother for her 88th birthday Dec. 11 2005.
Crochet Group Project.
Thread: Clea 10. Colors: #7650 Lt. Mocha, #7625 Mocha.
Hook: Clover Soft Touch #0/1.75mm.
Diameter: 14".
Date made: March 31, 2009.
For: Homepage Contest entry.
Famine is an example of thread painting in the extreme. This piece is made entirely out of thread - like illustrating with of a needle instead of using a ball point pen. The deep ruts in the landscape represent what it feels like to be used up - mentally, physically, and creatively. The horizon is so far away, an uphill climb through rough terrain, almost too far an expanse to travel. All that remains is desolation and despair.
Loooooooove rainbow thread. love it :D
The inside of this is much more pink than shown, my photography skills aren't great :/
Soaring Melody design from Urban Threads:
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"Ahni Gear" Double Purse Saddlebags design by Resonating Threads: In our dynamic world we need our technology close at hand. With this Double Purse, your mobile technology is available to help you command your world while looking like a Boss. 4 WAYS TO WEAR. Each side magnetic snaps into the back of the other for single strap purse. Wear across body or over shoulder. Straps are also detach for a truly custom length fit along with the buckle. Wear short like vest style, or long and low. Perfect for burning man and festival going, and everyday in between.