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Thread eyebrow hair removal at the mall

assistance: my dear sister - Thank you!

pencil interpretation of the theme: ashenpuzzle.blogspot.de/2014/08/threads.html

Today I presented my methods for thread drawing - using four different techniques for this simple piece - to the Harbor Art Guild in Hoquiam, WA.

 

I used four different techniques to create this image - standard lock-stitching on a home machine, darning on a home machine, fabric applique with fusible web, and hand-embroidery.

 

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Silk thread roti - the threads made of caramelised sugar and then eaten in a roti - is a desert created in Ayutthaya. A mix of Indian subcontinent and Thai cuisines, the dish here was made by a Muslm family living in Ayutthaya and I was told that it is typically sold in the street by Muslim vendors.

 

The colours can vary - the green sugarsilk is coloured by use of the pandan/pandanus leaf.

A Paithani saree being woven with gold and silk threads.

 

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I love thread! The colors are eye candy. The spools and bobbins look beautiful neat or messy. I love looking at the displays of color in stores where there are loads of spools. What a goof, eh?...but I know I'm not alone....

Once made in the town of Skipton, North Yorkshire. Display in the Craven Museum, Skipton.

these threads were passed on from one hand to another...... time marches on...... these threads will be stitched someday

Facial Threading - The Ancient Art of Beauty.

這種古早的美容術,運用細棉線和白粉將臉上多餘雜毛、粉刺及角質層去除的手藝,在台灣被稱作「挽面」,廣州人習慣稱「界面」,中國大陸北方則叫作「絞面」或「絞臉」,此外還有「拉面」、「開臉」等等稱法,而無論稱法如何不同,光就字面意義可知,指的是同一種在臉上做大掃除的古早美容術。

Taipei, Taiwan.

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Silk thread roti - the threads made of caramelised sugar and then eaten in a roti - is a desert created in Ayutthaya. A mix of Indian subcontinent and Thai cuisines, the dish here was made by a Muslm family living in Ayutthaya and I was told that it is typically sold in the street by Muslim vendors.

 

The colours can vary - the green sugarsilk is coloured by use of the pandan/pandanus leaf.

I love these colors! :)

Old reels of thread falling through a gap in one of the Corah buldings.

perfectly organised!

I made a wrapped thread detail....woohoooo what fun! And, then, I decided ...hey...this could be a button loop, so, I stitched on two lovely shell buttons.... wrapped my initial two threads probably a bit too loosely around one button for length....and carried on with wrapping. I will probably go ahead and do the second loop... try to get them the same length...and then, move the buttons a bit further away .. or not...I'll see what it all looks like when I finish my second 'wrapping'...more FK and other detailing to come at the base...

 

EEC 2013 (Embroider, Embellish, Create)

 

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Used in furniture production, Milano.

This embroidery thread came in a bag of vintage zippers from the thrift store. anyone interested in swapping some fabric for these? I don't embroider so I won't use these. There are 57 different pieces (not necessarily different colors) and some blank cards.

 

would love a FQ of Momo wonderland (like the butterfies). or try me if you are interested!

1.5mm corrugated thread made in france in a very large spool

All you need is a little bit of Glass on your thread. And pray that the Kite-flyer who is challenging you doesn't have more glass on his kite threads!

 

Its more than a Game.

Its a Gamble.

 

But on 15 August.

Skies in India are full of Kites.

Some learning to fly.

Some crushing others, to show their dominance in the Sky.

 

Freedom for all.

 

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Antique Drawn-Thread Lace sampler that I found with my grandmother's things. She didn't sew so it must have been made in the late 1800's. Very fine fabric. Piece is a 5"square.

With my first cup of coffee in had this morning, I hear this amazing crash! Have you ever had over 100 spools of thread crash to the ground?!

Still sitting where they landed, I haven't had the heart to pick them up!!!

Martin Davies: Threaded box in satine bloodwood took 1st Prize in our February competition

Just finished up this pin cushion made with tiny thread granny squares.

 

Inspired by the beautiful pincushions that Emma Lamb (www.emmallamb.blogspot.co.uk/) makes.

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