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by shirlener88 02 May 2008 ( edited May 03'08 06:44 )
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I just posted a picture that you will just have to view to believe - Mona Lisa done with spools of thread >>>>>>more>>>>>

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by shirlener88 02 May 2008
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>more>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> or go directly to the web site - it takes a minute to load all the pictures - but it is worth the wait.
1 links:
[1] Thread Spool Art
www.devorahsperber.com
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by simplyrosie 02 May 2008
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What a trip! The minds of artists amaze me... I am so left-brained... thanks for sharing Shirlene! xoxo
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by shirlener88 02 May 2008
Teri, I understand, Hehehe! *4U
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by justheather 02 May 2008
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How cool is that?!!!? (And I'll bet that artist always has the right color thread to match new fabric! LOL)
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by shirlener88 02 May 2008
Wouldn't it be awful - if they had to take a spool of thread out of one of the pictures to use and they didn't put it back. Hehehe! *4U
by justheather 02 May 2008
LOL. I guess it depends on what color the wall behind it was!
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by dkjack 02 May 2008
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Unbelievable what artists can do. Just glad I am capable of following pattern directions and pushing the start button on my embroidery machine to have it do its own magic. :) :) Thanks for sharing.
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by shirlener88 02 May 2008
dkjack, I am happy we have designers - that can figure out how to make it all happen on our machines that do all the work. Hehehe! *4U
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by ruthie 03 May 2008
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Shirlene, how come when I stack some spools fo thread in a pile, they don't look like these pics??? Haha. Hugs and a flower sweetie.
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by shirlener88 03 May 2008
ruthie, I guess it is because it is a pile - I just wished I had all that thread to embroidery with. *4U