#ThreadCrafting

[atsadi-shenanigans]

Finished a thing!

Edit: I posted the Etsy shop in the notes, but gonna put it up here too in the finished project pic. It’s GameOverStitches and all their stuff looks awesome.

[mahirapoly]

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[lostsometime]

I'm really proud of this piece, because it only comes together into a coherent scene like this from a distance - up close it's really hard to make sense of and involved a lot of abstract-seeming shapes and colors. But it all works together!!!

[triscribe]

Making progress!

[wistsandmagic]

Tea towel is done! I only need one more of these and my mother's tea towel and washcloth giftset is completed. HAH.

Ignore the laptop cords, they just exist there. The pics ain't great but oh well. Crochet hook is made of bone, before anyone asks.

[frontlawnfood]

A chairde, I would like to present for your amusement & edification, An Argument Within My Brain. *************************************** Ahhh crap, I tore my seál. Tried to pick it up off the sofa & didn't realize the offspring was sitting on it. Ugggghhhh. Okay, nbd, I have the threadcrafting skills to repair this, and I'm cold without it, so let's hop right on that.

MATCH THREAD

Okay, which side, this bitch is two-toned.

… NO TONE. ONLY MATCH.

What about contrasting thread.

… ACCEPTABLE.

What color, we literally have every possible color of embroidery floss.

NO COLOR, ONLY FIX. MATCH THREAD.

sigh *Kill Task* *Limit Color Selection* *Pick Pretty. Result: Lavender* Here is your thread. Put it on a FINISHING NEEDLE, yes, that one right there, and mend the gorram seál.

... FINE

[therealraewest]

Things I have created with thread and determination as I learn how to make my own patterns and use up SO MUCH extra thread from premade kits

[missanjiarabegum]

[weidli]

[ID: a slightly crooked eight-spoked Dorset wheel button, made with blue-green cotton pearl. /end ID

first experiment with button making >:)

[w0lfwren]

NOOOO WHY IS ASH BEING WEIRD ABOUT PEOPLE BEING SCARED THAT HE FOLLOWED A TRANSPHOBE☹️☹️ “upset you’d think so little of me” I DO NOT KNOW WHO YOU ARE!!!!!

[silvormoon]

Finished knitting this shawl today

[atsadi-shenanigans]

Progress!

[cannedinternets]

@persianpenname Hey, speaking of dinosaur-themed threadcrafts...

Stego Sweater Pattern // Hunt Hand Knits

[lostsometime]

so I bought a set of 10 different spoopy halloween-themed embroidery patterns and I'm working through them as a personal project for the month of october - here's the first one!

[wistsandmagic]

Finished the spring circle wrap! So that's one project done! I'm honestly quite pleased by how it turned out. Easy enough to make and quite lightweight and drapey. I'd do this again in different colourways.

Please ignore the chair on the table, I don't have any kind of dress form or anything, so this is the best way I have to show it off.

[entangledwitch]

there's something about hand sewing that just really makes a thing special to me.

this isn't the fanciest or most polished project i've ever completed, nor is it the biggest or the most time-consuming, but making my own little sleep mask out of old clothes was incredibly satisfying. the unevenness to the stitches and the irregularities where i turned it inside out to finish the seams give it a life of its own. i've done this thing in a way that my great-grandmother would have done it, wasting nothing, no money spent, and i offered the energy of the work to the Norns. doing this connects me to countless people who came before me going back millennia as well as the gods i work with. the skill was passed down to me directly by someone in my birth family, echoing in my bones the hard work of every ancestor who ever took up needle and thread to keep their families warm. it is a sacred act, regardless of all the pain i remember in the learning of it.

i can't often do this kind of thing without getting shooting stabby pains through my hands these days, but today i managed to sacrifice a few hours of my time and a bit of my energy to make something the old-fashioned way while i still can. i'm thankful for the opportunity. it wouldn't have been any less great or awe-inspiring if i'd used a machine, i'm glad there are more accessible ways to do it, but i'm also glad to have had this experience once more.