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This pen is on the cutting edge THC and cannabinoid consumption technology. The major advantage to this pen is that is that the small size of the battery and cartridges reduce the moving parts that can be damaged or totally broken after a few uses. Additionally, there is no button to push to use it; simply inhale and the bottom of the pen blinks red and the process starts. Not taxing the battery as much with a button that needs to be pushed or locked is another advantage in keeping the pen alive. Like many other pens, it charges with an included USB charger; the battery lasts about 6-8 hours and needs to be charged at least every few days if you use if often. This pen comes in a variety of colors. Size Ð The device with cartridge attached is about an inch longer than an iPhone. With the cartridge detached it breaks down into two pieces smaller than a cigarette.
Vintage domestic sewing machine, thread bobbins including some from J & P Coats, and other sewing paraphernalia in the Qualicum Powerhouse Museum, Canada.
Making thread on a 30 gramme bottom-weighted drop spindle, from natural Corriedale wool roving.
This photo eventually used to illustrate another project for which I had no photos.
But you can totally hand-spin your sewing thread!
Juliette embellished this suit with two designs from Urban Threads, chopped up and arranged in software to embellish the entire front of the jacket. Love the curviness of the designs, the cut, and the piecing!
Examples of the thread spool jewelry we're making for this month's FREE craft session with Crown Town Handmade. Aren't they cute? Check out the details on our Facebook page and come join us Thursday, May 30 if you're in the Charlotte, NC area. www.facebook.com/events/446706048753573/
A small, slender thread-waisted wasp, Ammophila sp. on flowers. JE Canyon Ranch, Las Animas County, Colorado. September 10, 2019.
I increased the color saturation on this one in an effort the retain the original bright colors.
Made in Photoshop from HD video.
My first day back home, 8.5 hours of no electricity and no car. Good thing I've charged my batteries last night. Bugz found in our front yard.
I saw Chinese thread books online and fell in love. I was doing a zentangle project…and decided to combine the two. Origami and I are not the best of friends…yet…so I had to make SO many boxes to get what I wanted…and ended up with 3 books. The boxes open in different ways and are stacked on top of each other to hold thread, pattern pieces, small scissors, buttons…etc. SO much fun!
Blogged about here: www.flamingstitches.blogspot.com
Suppliers from Etsy - www.etsy.com/search/supplies?q=hand+dyed+threads+supplies...
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
Here is the front of the Spears loom, with the warped threads hanging loose. I'm getting ready to wind it on the rollers, but I need to read a bit more about how to do that. Setting up weaving is a very tedious process. I imagine that the actual weaving will be more fun.
Classic Cargem "33" gracefully waiting for freshwater battle. Rod is a custom built, two piece ultra-light spin/fly combo with a very fine action to accommodate casts in memory of Erne St. Claire.
Strobist info: Hot shoe mounted SB-800, SB-26 at 1/64th level, camera right, and SB-26 at 1/32nd, over and slightly left of subject. All strobes were optically slaved. Ambient behind and left, shining through a Live Oak tree.
HDR info: Three exposures combined in Photomatix and cropped in Lightroom. Suprisingly, no PS for this one!