Sunday, May 15, 2011

How To Tell If Crown Is Failing

NEEDLES, sewing and embroidery needle guard


When I started the blog in August last year, the goal was to share my work with my family and friends in Madrid and Jaén. Thanks to the tab "Statistics" Blogger, I checked, impressed that you visit me from all over Spain and from other countries. To say thanks for the 50,000 hits I have prepared some notes on the needles, a common tool in all the work.

In the previous post I leave the photo on the cover of the album, printed, cut and assembled:


needles usually use instinctively, and everyone has their preferences.
But there are times when starting a job that we read or we say "use a needle no such."
We will keep our hands and we found a lot unidentified needle, at least that happened to me lots of times because I did not keep in his day the packages or boxes where they came from:



To
distinguish from other needles decided to classify, for it seeks information in several books of work. It was not easy to name them because I found the same needle with different names, manufacturers do not always use the same adjective to name.
After studying the characteristics of the needles:
eye size stem or shaft length Shaft Thickness
Tip Shape classification
could do, but I wanted pictures where there are data to compare the sizes and shapes. I found the book "Vol.2 edge points from A to Z". The
I copied because they conform closely to actual size.
With all this information and a few flowers (trimmed Victorian trading cards) I did what I can see:




If you like them send me an email to this address.


and send you the files.
are ready to print two pages on a DIN-A4.
I printed them on both sides of paper, then cut the sheet in half, the order (No Page)
I made the holes and a cord subjects.
I make a tutorial with this classification, but I was so nice, and I opted for this system, so each can use them as you want.

is my way of saying thanks for following




The following are pictures you can see how the different pages:







also left some blank pages for each data you want to add.
These notes do not cover all kinds of needles that are not all sizes, only the most representative of each class.


The needles you see in the picture below are not in the notes, valid for very specific tasks.
The curve is an upholsterer. The triangular tip is used for sewing leather. The one with the fist, has a hook at the tip, is used to make chain stitch without cutting the thread, embroidery especially in Majorca.



These notes were originally designed only for my students in class. They were promised last year, and so far I have not been able to deliver.

They have suggested a change to me, like, add a dedication that had not. I have corrected failures and have endured the typical questions: What do you think? "Like? Would you wear? Would you take off ?......

I printed a series of very short, and I parted, I've got five copies that I would like to send by mail to five people, by the way they have been following my blog and make it known.
are five people are: Lily Gallardo.Según

-traffic blogger source for the most commonly visited is his blog: Entrelazos fabric and friendship
-Isabel of World of Creations iHerb. , she mentioned one of my posts on Work Network. From that day visits increased significantly.

- Robledo Ruiz, blog Robledo Corner
- Isangel, the blog world Your Cross Stitch

two fellow blogger These are the most comments I have left. I want to thank specially because I know the effort and time required to do so.

- the blog Montequin Magela Magela CRAFTS, because it was the first to leave a comet and become a follower of the blog.

I have no e-mail of all, I appreciated if you send me your details to get contact with you.
I hope you liked my little surprise visit and follow me. I leave you with the back of the album and with a clarification:


Almost all entries have made the subscription to comments via email. When I receive your comments, I reply from my mail. But something I do wrong, because my answers have told me they do not come to you. Sorry, from now on will change the way we respond.

HAPPY SEWING!









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