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$0.25 each! Blurry but look at the great colours!

made with chinese ink and sewing threads.

Tomada durante la primera jornada de la maratoniana produccion de Galactinet "Thread".

An art installation made by threads and different fabrics on display during Karachi Literature Festival held at the Beach Luxury Hotel in February 2017.

Snowflakes from White Christmas In Thread Crochet

Beautiful flower spray for spring.

Tiny spools of thread and ribbon

Needle tatting from antique patterns, blogged here: dorkwithaneedle.com/?p=1004

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of note -- I have 125 heddles on each shaft, but this project only uses 25 heddles on each shaft AND it uses the full width of the loom. So I had to thread every 5th heddle on each shaft to spread the heddles more or less evenly throughout the shaft (sometimes I threaded every 6th or every 3rd, it just depended on what I grabbed).

It's not an addiction. I can stop at any time!! This is both sewing threads and embroidery threads.

Just some beautiful threads I wanted to photograph because of their colours.

Visual Merchandising at Thread Hill

This thread changes color as you go along. So cool.

From holographic to classic Japan Gold...shades of Kreinik metallic threads. www.kreinik.com

 

Video about these: www.kreinik.com/shops/Colorful-Kreinik-Metallic-Threads-b...

 

Today was a tough one, I must have snapped a couple of dozen blue things but it's so horrid and grey here. Nothing looked right so it was back to the sewing box again.

Threads of Thought Lesson 14 Watercolor shapes & stencils. I made a bunch of shapes on copy paper. The girls selected theirs and I traced on a lightbox to watercolor paper. It was really thick so I cut them out. I also did some faces on the very small pieces. The eldest did watercolor and splatters on hers. On the back we did watercolor pencils. I did some acrylic paint shapes and they wrote their words on those. We used letter tape to close the stencils (I did not use an xacto knife with two little ones bumping around). We hung them from embroidery hoops and put beads on the bottom for weights to make our Threads of Though mobiles.

  

I need lots of colors to fight boredom.

i'm a volunteer photographer for Red Thread Sessions -- providing Homecoming Photo sessions, new Family Photo Sessions, etc for families who have recently adopted. This beautiful family was my first Homecoming Session at the airport. What a darling girl they brought home from Taiwan! Grandparents and friends were waiting at the airport and I did my best to capture their first sight of their new baby girl.

  

Trying to get my collection of thread in one spot instead of 238 separate places.

This striking member of the sundew family is distinctive with its stringy leaves covered with glistening droplets of sticky exudate. Insects trapped in the sticky hairs are digested by plant enzymes. Researchers have found that substantial quantities of protein from the insects end up in the storage roots demonstrating the importance of this source of nutrients. The southern plants are larger than the northern and are considered by some authorities to be the separate species D. tracyi. Thread-leaved sundew is dependent upon Coastal Plains Ponds in their northern range and have become quit rare throughout much of their range.

Autumn Arbor by The Drawn Thread. Stitched on Lemon Meringue belfast linen by Country Stitch using fibers and beads as charted. Finished August 10, 2011.

Size 10

 

The big brown and tan ones are Aunt Lydia's in bamboo. They're really soft!

 

The DMC (round one) is in the Mocha Cream color, which is super nice.

my grandmother's sewing thread

spool on left is OK, spool on right is corroded

"Eremnophila aureonotata"

A man threads line through is fishing rod.

Detail from a Recycled Threads project.

I made this litte cat out of Aunt Lydia's size 10 shaded yellows crochet thread. He is 5 inches tall. My Daddy gave him the name of Orange Ball Panther.

I adore my little red riding hood cape. I had a beautiful bit of vintage fabric which I used to face the front and line the hood with. I made it in a class at Thread Den.

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