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This photo was taken from golapshah majar in gulistan area during scott kelby's photowalk.
These threads bear the sign of people's belief and devotion to god.they tie these threads hoping that good will hear their prayers........
Thread a spoke-nipple onto the spoke, just enough so that it doesn't fall off. It doesn't matter that it gets all gunked-up with the compound--that's actually what we want.
The thread ran this way and that way. it weaved up and down. At the end of this yarn it was caught in the eye of the needle and could not escape until it was sewn up.
My father used to use these to store petrol. The neck and cap were brass so that there was no chance of a spark igniting the contents, with the handle and body made of steel. Little more than the neck of this one has survived. They often had a petrol company name and logo stamped on them.
Made with vintage thread.
Shank on back if you want to sew it on.
Usually I just sew through the middle directly but as this thread is a bit thicker than I usually use for this button size (1.5cm) I thought I would try this shank and I think it works quite well.
Beta illustration for the cover of an A4 folder which will containing material for an upcoming perfomance under the title "upside down thread" by the art team "CMD"
Here is an easy way that my grandmother taught me to knot a thread when hand sewing. It is very easy for children and people with eyesight difficulties. Could not fitt whole video on sorry...
Hope it is useful, I call it Oma's Knot
I love these old threads, especially when in such pristine condition. This is actually from a separate lot (and in a different shade) from the other orange Bear threads I put on my Flickr photostream a year or so back. What are the chances of turning up two such lots?
2011 Jun Minolta 047
cotton thread for crochet ... i'm not really sure what size it is, as i got this stuff from an ebay seller in paraguay (each ball of thread is 44 yds and made in brasil).
i want to make little things ... though i don't know what kind of little things ...
Identifying construction of three-dimensional forms in a design sketchbook of three parts.
Transfer ink using AD blender marker
Brown paper double-gate cover
Pamphlet stitch construction with book binders linen thread.
Tagless Threads getting production done. Five thousand custom t shirts were folded and bagged in two days.
I took this for an assignment at uni.
For anyone interested, this tool used for cutting a 'thread' on a metal rod so that a nut can be screwed on.