How about four rows of three threads in bright blue .. ?
Obviously , German economy by this time was so efficient , as not even to waste usefull colours of thread on the reverse of insignia ..
How about four rows of three threads in bright blue .. ?
Obviously , German economy by this time was so efficient , as not even to waste usefull colours of thread on the reverse of insignia ..
Nice! This is becoming quite a useful reference thread for those interested in the finer details of these cloth skulls...
Judging by the viewers shown at the bottom of the page , we have already attracted 7 guests ..by daveward
daveward, Do any members here have any idea of embroidery machines ??
I'd rather be A "RaD Man than a Mad Man "
Haha! There's a member on WAF whose signature reads "I thought this was a manly hobby for manly men, now I find out I need to be an expert on sewing, fabrics and embroidery."daveward, Do any members here have any idea of embroidery machines ??
When one design is finished after a "Run" it is easier to "Tie" on to an existing thread rather than to put "Thread" through a small needle... A "Tie" on is much easier also when multiple heads are re-coned for long production runs... Thus IMO a different colour thread will be present slightly but stitched over only to be seen on the rear of the item.. That will be hidden from anyone's even slightest concern... G
I'd rather be A "RaD Man than a Mad Man "
Excellent post, Gwar. Very informative!
Gunther and Windthrath ( G & W ) And BEVO come to my mind, Textile workers...
I'd rather be A "RaD Man than a Mad Man "
Anyway, this beautiful skull will be on its way to me tomorrow (thanks, Sid!).
Mr. Berthold is a great wealth of information pertaining to fabrics / textiles... You should seek some of his prior posts and threads... No offense daveward... You are a great wealth of information as well... I read your new posts quite often and learn from them, although it ( Your ) collecting and mine differ, it is a great pleasure to learn from an avid collector of such items as yourself... Gwar,
I'd rather be A "RaD Man than a Mad Man "
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