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A Go Transit train snakes it way towards the Toronto CN Tower as if it were a piece of thread ready to enter the needle's eye. The blazing sun casts a nice warm glow on the shiny tracks and surroundings.
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Giant spools of thread purchased for fifty cents each. I think I'll use the bright green on my table cloth skirt. Or maybe that teal color.
Ava Coleman knitting with Kreinik silk and metallic threads.
From the Kreinik booth at the TNNA needlearts industry trade show, February 2013 in Long Beach, California.
How bold of me to not-so-carefully tread on the subject of puns. Let's close this up before my narrow view on this subject gets even more skewed.
Dress-Forever 21 And Thrifted-$9.99
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Machine embroidery is magic with the new Evenfall Lace Collection from Urban Threads. Download, stitch, and customize your own line of beautiful lace jewelry straight from your embroidery machine. The possibilities are endless. See more - bit.ly/W0B0by
This had to be one of the most beautiful insects I had ever seen. I didn't even realise this type of insect existed (thanks to tr33lo for the indentification of it!).
In fact it was so beautiful I spent 15 mins crawling around on the hard, rocky Sierra Nevada ground trying to get a decent shot of it. It was very camera shy, and my knees hurt quite a bit afterwards!
This thing is awesome. It's an automatic needle threader from Italy. I love the Italian patent number on the bottom of it. I still haven't figured out how it works though. I flunked the sewing part of Home Ec in high school.
In the northern part of the city of Kolkata one can see many such small factories which are equipped with loads of machineries that create sheets of cotton from the yarn of white cotton thread. Once the sheet is made it is sent to the various clothing industries to be made into the desired product.
Kolkata | West Bengal | India
Instead of using nails, I decided to install brass inserts used for carbon arrows. These brass inserts allow me to thread in various feet for proper footing. I have rubber feet, spikes, and my favorites which are the small game “Hammer Heads” shown in the picture. These grab and hold firm on most surfaces I encounter.
Created for the Spring Art Show & Sale at the Forestry Farm House group exhibit in Saskatoon, May 29/11.
Framed 11x14 (art 6x8") based on my own photography.
blogged at www.mysweetprairie.blogspot.com
commissioned work by request
We discovered a way to recycle an old CD storage rack! The little grooves in the side that were for the CD's work perfectly to hold new shelves at just the right spacing for our larger reels of thread...
This image represents what I know but don't think of enough. That is: if a photo doesn't work in color— try converting it to grayscale.
When you frame the Transamerica pyramid building in the upper window of the Golden Gate's North tower you have "threaded the needle". Sitting at home in Minnesota I had long admired this shot by others on Flickr and it was a goal of mine to create it for myself. The color version of this is horrid. Converted to B&W I can locally boot the contrast on the Transamerica building and get it to look like a pyramid. In color it just looks like... Well, take my word for it; it doesn't look good. It's starting to grow on me though. If I don't get a decent color version I can still go home with my head up.