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Here is my BFF Leah.. We went to a bar called Thirst N Howl to watch Jesse play... He is in a local band called Thread.
Poet Lebo Mashile in Threads, a cross-cultural and cross generational artistic collaboration between legendary choreographer Sylvia Glasser and Lebo Mashile, one of the most exciting new voices on the South African poetry scene. Created for Moving Into Dance Mophatong's 30th anniversary, Threads is both verbal dance and physical poem.
*** Assignment [Machinery]: Finalist #1 ***
On vacation, I mentioned to Chris' Aunt that my assignment was "machinery" and she lit up like a light bulb and took me downstairs to her workshop where she has tons of sewing and embroidery machines. This was a little old Singer, and I really like the way the colors reflected off the side of it [I had it sitting on brightly colored floor mats [yellow and red]. I thought the detailing on the knob was neat as well... I'm thinking about dusting off the old machine that I have, and trying out sewing some skirts!
07.17 - Because there must always be at least a few pictures of the Space Needle in an album that is in and around Seattle. Shot during the Bite of Seattle festival.
I was looking into this plant that lives over my sink when I saw this leaf just floating in the heart of it. Even after seeing it in the picture (looks about 50 microns thick, based on counting pixels), I still can't see the thread with my naked eye.
My mother-in-law has been saving fabric scraps and threads from all her sewing projects since the 70s. Some of these threads are much older than that that she got at an auction. They are all in such awesome condition. Wonder if any antiquers out there are looking for threads....
Crocheted mini-doily made for a swap in the Crocheting Chicks group. About 5.5 inches diameter.
#10 Cebelia thread, #7 hook. Blocked by pinning and stiffened with Stiffy.
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.
entry for Young Lions 2010. The subject was a poster for Anasa (reek word for breath) a non-profit Greek corporation founded with the aim to prevent the development of eating disorders.