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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.
cross stitched, no pattern used, I wanted to add more detail but the artritis in my hands made this little bit unbareable
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.
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Handmade brass and embroidery thread charm with beads for a swap in Fiber Art Traders group. I had grand plans of making at least 4 for the swap, but I took forever to cut and file this one, and beat my hands up. I decided to just trade this one, and do some sewing for a while.
Dụng cụ uốn ống thép (Steel Conduit Bender)
- Máy bẻ ống EMT/IMC/BS31-BS4568 (Conduit bending machine for EMT/IMC/BS31& BS4568)
- Co cong 90 độ CVL® (Elbow 90)
- Khớp nối ren thẳng CVL® (Coupling for Thread conduit, JISC8330)
- Khớp nối trơn CVL® (Coupling for Plain conduit, JISC8330)
- Đầu nối ống trơn & hộp điện CVL® (Box connector, JISC8330)
- Đầu nối ống ren IMC và hộp điện kín nước CVL®(Water tight Hubs)
- Khớp nối liên kết (Conduit Union coupling)
- Đầu nối ống mềm CVL® (Straight Flexible connector, JISC835)
- Đầu nối ống mềm kín nước CVL® (Liquid tight Flexible connector, JISC8350)
- Đầu nối ống mềm vuông kín nước CVL® (Angle liquid tight Flexible connector, JISC8350)
- Đầu nối ống mềm CVL® (Straight Flexible connector - Aluminium Alloy/Brass, JISC8350)
- Đầu nối ống mềm kín nước & ống EMT/ JIS CVL® (Combination coupling Flexible & EMT/ JIS conduit connector, UL514B)
- Đầu nối ống mềm kín nước & ống IMC CVL® (Combination coupling Flexible & IMC conduit connector, UL514B)
- Tán ren ngoài CVL® (Brass Male Bushing- conduit Nipple, JISC8330)
- Ống nối (Nipple type A/ Type B for IMC conduit)
- Đai nối CVL® (Bushing for steel conduit, JISC8330)
- Tán ren trong CVL® (Lock Nut for steel conduit, JISC8330)
- Đầu giảm CVL® (Brass Reducer for steel conduit, UL514B)
- Kẹp ống có đế CVL® (Saddle with Base)
- Kẹp ống không đế lỗ tròn CVL® (Saddle two holes without base)
- Kẹp ống không đế, 1 lỗ CVL® (One hole Strap)
VI. Hệ treo ống/Gía đỡ cơ điện & PCCC (Mechanical support systems for M&E/Fighting fire systems)
- Kẹp treo ty CVL®(Beam Clamp)
- Kẹp treo ty CVL® - Gang đúc (Beam Clamp- Steel Alloy)
- Kẹp treo ty xà gồ CVL® (Suspending Beam Clamps)
- Kẹp xà gồ C CVL®(C-clamp for conduit hanger)
- Kẹp giữ ống dùng với kẹp C CVL®(Applicable hanger for C-Clamp)
- Kẹp xà gồ D CVL®(Purling Clamp)
- Kẹp treo ống CVL®(Conduit hanger)
- Kẹp treo ống dạng K CVL®(K -Clip)
- Kẹp giữ ống chữ U CVL® (U Bolt)-TCVN 197:2002
- Treo ống dạng CLEVIS-CVL®
- Kẹp treo CVL®(Swivel Loop Hanger)
- THANH CHỐNG ĐA NĂNG CVL® 41 x41 & 41 x 21, Có đục lỗ - Nhúng kẽm nóng/GI (Slotted Uni - Strut / UniStrut / C - Channel)
- THANH CHỐNG ĐA NĂNG ĐÔI CVL® (H.D.G Double Strut)
-Tay đỡ CVL® (Cantilever Arm)
- Tay đỡ đôi CVL® (Cantilever Arm- Double strut)
- Kẹp treo SKI ống dùng cho thanh chống đa năng CVL® (SKI Clip/ conduit hanger)
- Đai ốc gài cho thanh chống đa năng CVL®(Channel Nut with Spring)
- Kẹp treo ty và ống dùng cho thanh chống đa năng CVL® (One piece Strut Clamp)
- Ty treo CVL® (Good quality Threaded Rod –JIS B 1051/ TCVN 197:2002)
- Tắc-kê đạn CVL® (Drop In Anchor)
- Tắc-kê tường CVL® (Bolt Anchor)
- Khớp nối ty CVL® (Coupling Nut)
- Máng cáp CVL® (Cable tray) - NEMA ver.1:1999
- Khay cáp CVL® (Trunking) - NEMA ver.1:1999
- Thang cáp CVL® (Cable Ladder)- NEMA ver.1:1999
- Máng lưới CVL® (Rack Cable tray) - NEMA ver.1:1999
- Ưu điểm sử dụng ống GI luồn dây điện so với ống luồn điện PVC (Specific Advantages of using Steel Conduit vs PVC conduit)
Some of this thread is sooooo old, it is from Grant's Department Store from 1967 and it cost 20 cents!
Donated by NUTURING THREADS
Nurturing Threads who donated this fabric recently ceased trading after 10 years of selling Tabitha Foundation silk. Tabitha Foundation’s vision is to develop processes that enable people to actively make their own choices in alleviation of poverty.
This fabric is hand-woven, hand-dyed, silk. The dyed silk thread is spun by hand onto bobbins and spools of differering sizes ready for the setting up of the loom. This task is usually carried out underneath the village houses and often all members of the family are involved in some way. The silk thread is finally woven into plain or patterned silks. It takes one day to weave 1 metre of plain coloured silk. Patterned silks take longer depending on the complexity of the pattern. Weaving is only carried out by the most experienced. It is a skill that is passed from generation to generation – grandmothers teach mothers and mothers teach daughters the art of weaving.
I never think of social media as something private… that’s why I rarely post other people on any of my pages… because it’s my social media; for me, it’s not private, but some people might feel differently. That’s why any content that other people want to post with me always gets approved. Everyone knows!!!! But in reality, I don't think much of it… If someone sees my posts and doesn’t like it… okay… I can’t say it makes my life better or worse... if someone sees something and feels the same way I do. It makes that person’s day better I’m happy… but if someone thinks negatively of me because of my content… what can I say? There are bigger problems in the world, such as we all will die one day, poverty, hunger, climate change, homelessness, and diseases, and some other very personal important things. Those things bother me, not someone’s opinion of me. I always tell one of my friends, if you care what other people think of you after 30, you don’t understand life. And about people annoying “you”on public social media!!! It doesn't annoy me… People are getting blocked after every inappropriate word or DM! My list on Instagram is huge
I saw Chinese thread books online and fell in love. I was doing a zentangle project…and decided to combine the two. Origami and I are not the best of friends…yet…so I had to make SO many boxes to get what I wanted…and ended up with 3 books. The boxes open in different ways and are stacked on top of each other to hold thread, pattern pieces, small scissors, buttons…etc. SO much fun!