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This "Ahni Gear" utility belt by Resonating Threads is not the purse of your mother's generation. In our dynamic world we need our technology close at hand. With this hip pouch, your mobile technology is available to help you command your world while looking like a Boss.The main pocket fits both wallet and phone. The middle pocket fits makeup/keys/essential oils. The small pocket fits business cards. An internal pocket holds your secrets. for burning man and everywhere else
Made from Amanda Jean Nyberg's pattern. It was fun to pick fabrics for the outside and linings.
Mod Century is the fabric (from Marmalade).
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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.
Yesterday. This snap's taken near-ish the end, as there was no time beforehand for photos as it was busy. Just one fabric pack left here - they were a hit!
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Thread: Aunt Lydia 10. Colors: #201 White; Royale #015 Shaded Pinks.
Hook: Boye #7/1.65mm.
Size: 13-inches.
Made: 07-11-10.
Exchange doily.
these are all experiments with a curved paper background and white bin-liner to diffuse natural light from a window. more to come :)
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Thread: Aunt Lydia 10. Colors: #493 French Rose; #428 Mint. Royale 10. Color: #015 Shaded Pinks.
Hook: Clover ST #0/1.75mm.
Size: 14.5-inches.
Made: 06-13-10.
Made with this cute tute- www.sewmamasew.com/2011/01/travel-sewing-case-tutorial/ I made it a bit bigger and with 2 elastics to hold it closed, but otherwise I followed the tute.
I have heard that there are people who keep their mending materials tidy; I'm doing well to have most of the thread in one place.
Our Daily Challenge: ALL MIXED UP
Made using this simple tutorial: craftblog.com.au/2008/07/05/sewing-machine-cover-tutorial/
It's reversible! This fabric is by Alexander Henry "Sew Now Sew Wow."
If barn boards could talk.... held together by threads, this barn and silo hold many secrets I'm sure.....
Sarvana Threading Studio
300 Monticello Ave, MacArthur Center, Norfolk, VA
This studio opened as Wink Threading Studio in October 2009; it was originally Fred Meyer Jewelers, which opened in March 1999 and closed in the late 2000s.
The one on the bottom was eating the whole time. They flew, landed and moved around for some time while I watched and took pictures. Thread Waisted Wasp: Eremnophila aureonotata.
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
Thread Catcher
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My arrange version.
Free PDF pattern is here.→
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Robert Kaufman Fabric
Botanics by Carolyn Friedlander
I love my countertop, such a good backdrop
Doesn't look that interesting but view it full screen and it is
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Panagabel or loom weaving is one the oldest industries that Ilocanos have acquired from their ancestors.
Until now it is still very much practiced in the Ilocos Region, Cagayan, Isabela and Cordillera.
With the use of wooden tilars, bamboo sticks and native threads/yarns Ilocanos patiently weaves. It requires high eye and hand dexterity to finish a good classic design of Abel. It takes a week to complete a full bed cover.
Abel cloth is one of most products that tourists buy for their souvenirs as blankets, bed linens, camisa-chino, hand towels, place mats, table napkins, runners and now the use of Abel has evolved these includes bags, bath towels and robes, coin purse, mobile phone case and even glamour fashion clothing.