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boning for experiment C. Conclusion: I will be using experiment B as it worked well when tested and it seems stronger than the other two experiments. Experiment 4 Aim: To Test which colour thread I like for my lazy daisies. Method: 1. Sew a lazy daisy stitch with a certain coloured embroidery thread. 2. Repeat with other colours. Results: I did not like how colour C turned out against the red material. As I will be using colour B (black) for my machine embroidery I will not use it for my hand embroidery

Such a large number of individuals have composed requesting that how I oversee get a stitch made a week. So here's my main ten insights on how I complete coverlets! 1. I have a room only to sew, ideal beside the kitchen and far from the rooms. I can dash in there and sew a couple creases at whatever point I find (truly) a moment. I bound a knit amid the ads on a motion picture on Sunday night - the TV was on in the kitchen, so I knew when to backtrack. 2. Put your sewing pushing on the

contain deeper hidden meanings in an attempt to teach young viewers a life lesson. These life lessons can be compared to pieces of literature such as the short story, “Watching and Waiting”. Examples such as The Little Mermaid, Monsters Inc, Lilo and Stitch contain the messages of not taking things for granted, jumping to conclusions, and family is not defined by blood, but by love. Life is a wonderful gift, which should never be taken for granted. This is not the case for the short story, “Watching

Victorian style shoes can be made as an ornament for a fake Christmas tree to provide the home and tree with actual pine scent without the mess of a real Christmas tree. Homemade Cross Stitch Christmas Tree Ornaments There are quite a few cross stitch booklets that can be purchased at craft stores. For older cross stitch pattern booklets for Christmas tree ornaments, try local DAV, Goodwill, flea markets, church bazaars, and

catcher. Next from start to finish the dream catcher repeats the same stitch. To start you hold the string and place it loosely over the top of the hoop. Next, move the string around to the back of the hoop to form a hole then pull the string back through the hole you made. Don’t pull the stitches too tight or they will not allow the dream catcher to lie flat on the ground. Continue this same stitch spacing evenly, the last stitch should be about ½ inch away from the hanging loop. For the next rounds

you need to find something else. Stitching mouth is one of scream creativity for your Halloween. It is looked very painful, so others will see it like a tragic thing. Step to Stitch Your Mouth Stitching mouth for Halloween does not mean that you have to do the real stitch. You just have to make it is looked like real stitch. You need to prepare some materials, such as glue, lips pen in red and light brown color, glue, needle, foundation, sponge and black sewing thread. You can get all of them in

On November 19 we did colonial day at school. I'm going to tell you about six things we did. Our first station was the colonial home. In the home we made butter from salt and heavy cream. We also got some bread from the helpers, then we put the butter on the bread, it tasted really good. We also snapped the ends off some beans . We learned a lot about the colonial house. In Mr. Shurtleff's room which was the meeting room . We played some games like chess we also played some other games

A Great Combination: Disney and Tornadoes Very few people have endured a Luxury during a scary situation, but on April 22nd, 2011, I was doing just that. My Luxury was none other than Lilo and Stitch and Pizza Rolls. The Scary situation was an EF2 tornado to bring me out of my everything ends well mentality; Disney movie style. The day started with, well, Getting up of course. The news was on, the Meteorologist was talking about the threat for tornadoes. I wasn’t on any alert whatsoever. In my case

My topic is the colonialism of The Walt Disney Company. When defining colonialism, I will be referring to two general definitions that are applicable to modern day colonialism as seen through cultural appropriation, and cultural commodification of Disney and the tourist industry. Oxford Dictionaries defines colonialism as, “the policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically,” and Stanford Encyclopedia

increasingly filled with altered and derivative works, Kristy makes topical statements with her visual mash-ups of current affairs, embroidery, and the paper ephemera of modern consumer life. Holmes (2015) wrote and interviewed Kristy Whitlock in ‘Stitch Stories book’; in Kristy Whitlock statement, she has said that your work “ pushes the boundaries of embroidery