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The thread is Baroque, ecru, size 10. Crocheted with a Boye size 6 hook.
The design is probably by Patricia Kristoffersen but I haven't located yet the pattern book it came from.
I was playing around with some cotton thread and came up with this bookmark. The pattern can be found at dishclothdiaries.blogspot.com/
Thread-legged bugs are pretty damn sweet. Saw this guy hanging out around the lamps when I cam home this evening, and was glad I was able to relocate him when I returned with my camera (it's about 1 cm long). I love the wing veination. Observed in Oakland, CA.
This is what Internet is all about! Multiple threads, amazingly when tangled together; they become a strong current of thoughts... Or as here a strong thread!
the harvesting team threads the leaves onto thin sisal rope for drying. The team is all female. I am told the men don't have the patience, manual dexterity for this job. The highest grade export tobacco leaves must be undamaged. Near Kampong Candi Singo.
I love all wooden spools with their original labels and markings on them!
The acrylic box is from the Container Store.
I felt bad for making my wife look so awful, so I thought I would break out the wide angle close up on myself. Threw in some thread for good measure.
nylon thread is expensive. I buy it in bulk (eg 1 lb. spools) but they are too large to fit my machine's spool holder. I built this holder for four spools plus a hanger for my bobbins. The top of the thread feeder has a bent paper clip sticking out of each side to guide the thread up and out to the machine.
The thread is Knit-Cro-Sheen, shaded light greens, size 10. Crocheted with a Boye size 6 hook.
The pattern is a favorite of mine from a collection of pineapple designs by Nihon Vogue; I'll add more when I locate the book!
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Thread Painted design using Oliver Twist brand thread. This technique is shown in Threads – The Basics and Beyond. Refer to pages 66 - 68.
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Some LifeWay peeps check out the two small group Bible studies that launch Jan 31st - The Tough Sayings of Jesus and InTransit: What Do You Do with Your Wait?
My Grandma, who was an amazing seamstress, passed away a couple of years ago, and we had been meaning to sort through her sewing notions and thread and fabric for a while. She had an amazing range of colors represented in her thread, and we sorted it by color (and had some fun playing around with building towers from the spools). I plan to display these on a wooden thread rack, where all the colors can brighten up my room.
hand dyed thread for couched lettering on quilt surface.
blogged:
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I'm absolutely loving the dof the 50mm f/1.8 can provide... but it's a bit of a bummer that the D50 can't provide a shutter speed fast enough to take a picture at 1.8 in broad daylight. So, bizarrely for someone used to poor old digitals, some of the best shots can be taken inside.
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