cotton thread

We are taking the individual hair and pulling it with the cotton thread.

Around its handle, tied with cotton thread, was a note.

He took a large reel of cotton thread from his pocket.

It is thought that the production of cotton thread will increase 10% to reach around 21 million tonnes.

She developed as well the technique of weaving from cotton thread.

When you have reached your desired finishing point, simply break the cotton thread and continue.

Pure cotton thread is very hard to come by perhaps different types of string could be used.

Apparently the fabric had been woven from dark blue and white cotton threads.

The cotton thread can then be made into cloth.

The last of the grappling lines were parting, popping like cotton threads.

All sewing was done by hand using cotton threads.

The table and bed linen are of cotton thread with some plastic intertwined.

The cotton threads hung where March had wedged them between door and frame.

Pretty pastel shades of cotton thread bring these blooms to life.

She then put the two fishes together head to tail and tied them with a piece of cotton thread.

Using mostly cotton threads, the cloth is created during the island's dry season, almost entirely by hand.

To describe the desperate situation, he said "we are like a cotton thread drawn across their path".

In addition, the community were also involved in the manufacturing of cotton threads.

The presence of cotton threads or trim may also result in non-compliance.

Cotton threads strung in a random pattern, three to four inches above the ground.

The family money comes from a cotton thread business in Paisley in the last century.

I woke with a start, my hands clutching the cotton threads of the hammock.

Any cotton thread will do, but the stronger the thread the better.

There is also a legend that links the cotton thread's significance to a successful and happy married life.

He wraps pieces of cotton thread tightly around his left leg just above the knee.