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I didn't do any editing on this photograph, and this was actually taken with my cell phone! The pavement for some reason decided to look blue in the picture, which I thought was really cool, although I didn't notice it when I first took the picture. I found a large ring of wire about the size of my head on the side of the road near a friend's house, and while I was walking to another friends', I bent and twisted it into the shape of a cross. This has a significant meaning to me because I am a Christian. I love this photo and I hope to take more like it.
Designed by me (Donna Hulka): This is the actual Hairpin Lace Wire Bowl that appears in Crocheted Gifts (Kim Werker, Interweave), page 24-29.
Silver-colored craft wire purchased at Walmart.
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While I was at it, I also gave my Abby the wiring and hot-glue sueding treatment. She is 200% better at posing now! No more kicky girl!
There's just something about barbed wire that makes for a good (if not cliche) photograph. I don't know what it is though.
Spinning burning wire wool to create falling 'sparks' of light. It's a really cool effect - look it up (and be safe, don't attempt without proper safety equipment etc.)
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Al fin tengo lectura para unos días. Llegó el ejemplar de febrero de 2010 de Wired.
I have something to read for a few days at last. It came the February issue of Wired.
This large wire sculpture in VanDusen Gardens, Vancouver, is always magical in its setting, and in the snow it looked even better. A wire-sculpted hare that is part of this unit has been stolen.
The very first wire weaving project i tried. I used a tutorial, and I was happy with the result. I like these colours so much I have used them a few times now.
This image still needs a lot of editing because the street lights flooded the image with orange light which ruined it
Product Content：
1.Give clear indication of Stainless Steel Wire.
2.Be able to produce textile tools according to customer smaple.
3.Specification
Single tapered head ,Circle Wire1.2 ,270(length)(mm)
4.Linear Measure conversion: 1(mm)=0.3937(in); 1(mm)=0.00109(ya)
5.Measure Code: length include stem(length)
Description:
This hook by twig is the perfect compliment to your weaving loom.
Not only is the hook perfect for threading your heddles; it is also perfect for threading your reed.
With its large turned plastic handle, leather wrist strap and beautifully finished, the hook fits comfortably into your hand and is easy to hold. It has an overall length of 28~34cm.
The big difference with this hook is the spur on the handle constantly tells you where the top of the hook is saving you from having to look and allowing you to withdraw the hook from either heddles or reed without catching.
This feature alone is a real time saver.
The hook itself is positive and holds your fiber until you want to let go of it.
“Buy one of these”; You will have no more cramp in the fingers. Try to hold one of those nylon reed hooks.
“Buy one of these”; the chances are you will throw away all your other weaving hooks…
Designed and made by a weaver for serious weavers.
You can add extra function for using such as with the leather thong over your wrist you never dropping this threading hook.
Available in Automatic Loom, Calender Machines, Circular Knitting Machines, Embossing Machines, Nonwoven Machines, Weaving Machines;in the passing yarn process, the yarn will join again to produce by the situation of dropping.