Sentences with phrase «on nylon thread»
I like to scatter glittery snowflakes, all around the table, hang them from the chandeliers, hang them from the ceiling, hang them in front of the windows (or stick them on the windows) and hang them in doorways on nylon thread.
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They were inspired by linear horsehair compositions, and in particular, those called «Boules» which were produced between 1988 and 1989, where Bloch aligned rough knots of horsehair on nylon thread.
Artisans thread rectangular and circular wood beads on nylon thread to create this beautiful
Not exact matches
He was a submariner during the war, and since then has been involved in a career of scientific research that has ranged from the production of gold leaf on Bibles to helping du Pont uncover impurities in nylon, where «a break in the miles of thread is a disaster.»
It looks like a nylon lock nut and if it's just spinning on the bolt than maybe the threads stripped but the nylon is holding it in place.
As for the solution: «Dealers will replace the steering wheel bolt on the vehicle with a longer bolt with more robust thread engagement and larger nylon patch placed properly for proper torque retention — at no cost to customers.»
Amanda Ross - Ho, CRADLE OF FILTH, 2013, inkjet print on nylon, foam, fusible interfacing, YKK zippers and sliders, cast urethane, various paints, schmuttz (dirt), acrylic paint, nylon webbing, nylon mesh, thread, 78 x 58 x 20 inches.
The two artists focus on experimentations with the conditions of vision, with Pashgian showing molds of epoxy adhesives and Wills showing myriad hued nylon and rayon threads against wood frames.
I like to hang them on varying lengths of nylon thread or monofilament line making them invisible to the eye from a distance.
I like to add these silver glittery snowflakes to candle holders, strew them about the table tops; string them mixed with white and icy blue snowflakes and glass Mardi Gras beads for snowflake curtains; hang them from the ceiling with nylon thread (makes them look like they are floating in air); hang them from light fixtures above the dining room table; adhere them to windows and tie them on gifts.