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I have a new worker-
someone to snip threads off the surface texture of my bags-
he's incredibly easy on the eyes ;-) (aka very handsome)
highly educated-
very detailed-
happy as long as he can watch sports while working in his comfy chair-
but he always leaves a big pile of threads on the floor.
he has a big pile of bags waiting for him this weekend so I am sure there will be quite a pile of threads waiting to be swept.
I hadn't noticed that this scrap copper wire, sitting on my bench for months, was already formed into a ring! I only dressed it up a little with some cotton thread, before taking a picture.
A couple of nights ago, I was playing with my macro lens. This is one of the results. Unfortunately, right after that I got very ill and ended up spend a couple of days in the hospital. I'm now back home and feeling much better. Hopefully I'll be able to get out a bit tomorrow and enjoy the gorgeous spring weather we are having.
Happy Easter!
One of three boxes that house my collection of embroidery thread - used for friendship bracelets when I was younger, and later for actual embroidery. View the whole series
Braniff works on upholstering the couch with green fabric. He looks like a mad scientist of fabric and thread.
Internet pattern, size 10 thread, 7 hook. This is the third one, two were done in size 10 and one in size 30.
Reinventing this super inexpensive pair of sandals by adding crocheted accents. Just used white plastic rings, did a single crochet around each using Kreinik holographic Tapestry #12 Braid, then hot glued them onto the sandals. Added flat-backed cabochon in each center.
The threads: www.kreinik.com/holographic.htm
Death attempts to snip the precious thread of Life.
Statue inside the Asamkirche, Munich, also known as the St Johann Nepomuk Kirche.
Just felt like experimenting with some black & white today and this was taken at the same time as my 365 from today. There wasn't much colour in the original shot so I thought I'd give this a go.
Picture came about as a result of having flu, being very bored resting up so with a bedside lamp and a needle and thread this picture occurred.
Did not have the materials for it but I have a feeling that I wanted to. So I used crochet thread that available. Well, for the first experiment it look ok to me.
In the workshop, the new, stronger stern tube is machined - and the pad that will accept the stern mounting assembly is marked out.
This was a brand new species of wasp for me. Apparently this species is distinctive for its blue black color with silvery/gold patches. A species in the family of thread waisted wasps. Kind of obvious from whence that name comes.
Thread Waisted Wasp (Eremnophila aureonotata)
My photos can also be found at kapturedbykala.com
Crocheted thread holder from pattern found at:
web.archive.org/web/20000623092330/http://crochet.theshop...