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Kreinik metallic threads in bright lemon shades. Love this color with gray, cobalt, just about anything.
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Thread Catcher
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My arrange version.
Free PDF pattern is here.→
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Robert Kaufman Fabric
Botanics by Carolyn Friedlander
Stainless Steel all Thread rods can be used for a variety of jobs. From bracing and retrofitting to basic mounting and hanging, stainless steel threaded rods will help build strength into your construction projects. lightningboltandsupply.com/stainless-steel/all-thread-rod...
From the Kreinik booth at the TNNA needlearts industry trade show, February 2013 in Long Beach, California.
Threading pattern (Finnish Twill from the Davison book) is taped on the castle. While I initially thought suspending the cross was a cruel joke, I now think it is brilliant.
Pattern source: "Venetian Square" motif from crochet.about.com/library/weekly/aa061999.htm
Thread: size 10 DMC Cebelia in Ecru
These insects are very hard to photograph. It is like trying to shoot a photograph of a five foot long piece of spagetti. If you look closely you will see there is an eye and a beak like mouth part folded directly under the head. For best view click on all sizes and then click on original size.
Thanks to Cotinis and Nachoman for correcting me on the ID. It makes sense that this is a kind of assassin bug. The mouth part is perfect.
Deboxing my 2013 Rapunzel Singing Doll. She is first removed from the box by detaching the front plastic cover from the cardboard backing. She and her accessories are still attached to the backing by wires, thread, rubber bands, and plastic ties. The quality of the photos are not the best, due to the fading sunlight, and the use of flash in some of the later photos in this series. Her long straight shiny hair is tough to photograph well with flash.
Rapunzel Singing Doll and Costume Set - 11 1/2''
US Disney Store
Released online September 9, 2013
Received September 18, 2013
First Look
Product information:
Rapunzel Singing Doll and Costume Set - 11 1/2''
$24.95
Item No. 6070040900930P
Brush with royalty
The artisitic princess is a picture of beauty with this Singing Rapunzel Doll set. Hear her sing When Will My Life Begin in her traditional outfit, then change her into her elegant wedding gown so her fairytale life can start.
Magic in the details...
• Rapunzel sings When Will My Life Begin when you press the button on back of her neck
• Signature purple satin outfit with glitter detailing on dress and gold trim at neckline
• Ivory satin wedding gown with gold trim
• Self-stick fabric closures on back of costumes
• Articulated arms and legs
• Beautifully styled hair
• Includes Pascal with paintbrush figurine
• Part of our Disney Princess Singing Doll Collection
The bare necessities
• Ages 3+
• Requires 3 AG13/LR44 button cell batteries, included
• Plastic / polyester
• 11 1/2'' H
• Imported
Safety
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
A macro shot of thread in my jeans.
Using my 90mm 2.8 Tamron macro lens + a Raynox DCR-250 attachment.
Built circa 1910 by the Jereckie Manufacturing Company, Erie, PA, this integral steam machine was used to cut threads in iron pipes for water or steam.
Commercial Photography: Still-life photography for Bezel and Thread handmade jewelry by Janna Weddle
Sketching with thread....! I tried to use a continuous line but the thread broke! Experimenting with using watercolor.
At an auction I found a big bag full of colour coordinated sewing threads. Of course, I had to get them because of the wonderful colour combos!
Both threads (1-8-UNC-2A and 3/4-10-UNC-2A) done, using hand-ground HSS 60º cutting tool. Osama lathe, three-jaw chuck, 83 RPM speed.
The other 36 skeins of embroidery thread that I finally got around to wrapping up. This time it only took 2.5 hours!
Continuing to use items plucked from storage as I organize my attic as subjects for photography.
Today it's small, Japanese spools of metalic thread lying upon a length of Tsumugi silk.
Note: You might wonder "why' I have such items. The answer is that they are just really cool, old, handmade things that no longer have a place in our fast paced world....but were once a common day item in the textile industry before everything shifted to plastics. They are very organic in that way....