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Yes, more sewing thread and 1mm (5/0) needles.
This is the Al Fresco Camisole pattern from the summer 2011 issue of Interweave Knits with a few modifications. Other than the obvious changes for scale and size I've also opted to knit it in the round rather than as two flat pieces that would need to be seamed.
I am about 25% finished at this point, and worried it might be too big for the doll in question. It's hard to tell since the faux cable treatment might draw it in a bit when I get to it, after the bind off.
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"
Petit point (needlepoint) stitched with silk threads on silk gauze, inserted into a jewelry charm.
info on silk gauze:
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
Artist video/ performance by Sarah Muehlbauer. Run time 3 min. 58 sec.
Garment: Wax paper, thread
Music by Evelyn Glennie.
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 ...
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.
Anchor Mills at the Hamills, Paisley. Earlier in the day the cart had burst it's banks here but by night it was down to a mere torrent.
Threads for Somalia Fashion Show was presented by Ka Joog and Mohamed Hersi on October 29th, 2011 at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis. Photo by Poet Nation.
The threads don't really work, but I think with a higher polygon count and better settings this just might work out.
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.
i crocheted these shawls out of quilting thread a couple of years ago and then never got around to blocking them or listing them till a customer asked about them recently, so i pulled them out to take pictures. i'd forgotten just how many i made! :lol: i'll be blocking them all this weekend and then listing them on etsy soon. if you are interested in any before that my email addy is in my profile.
This is a Thread Waisted Wasp, so named because of its very thin abdomen. Individuals in this species live by themselves, not in colonies. They feed on spiders and insects, pinching their necks with their strong jaws, and stinging them, which causes paralysis.
The victim's body is then placed in a mud cell and the wasp lays an egg upon it. The hatching baby wasps then feed upon this store. The clip was shot beside a waterfall, which accounts for the sound and the foam passing by in the background. If you click on the four-little-arrows full-screen icon in the bottom right corner of the window you will see the wasp much better!
I'm loving these colors together. I picked up some threads the other day for some embroidery. I got two new books, Doodle Stitching and Craft Pad, can't wait to try them out!
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Willimantic, CT
One of four 11' tall bronze frogs that sit atop giant concrete spools of thread that decorate the four corners of the Thread Street Crossing bridge. The motif celebrates Willimantic's history as a major manufacturer and exporter of thread as well as paying homage to a local legend, the Frog Fight. This was a harrowing night in 1754 when townspeople rushed outside with their muskets to defend themselves from an unseen screeching menace. The next morning, they discovered scores of dead frogs, who had fought for the last remaining puddles of water in a drought-stricken lake.