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Ra Kai @[email protected] · 2026-09-11 · 19:25 UTC

Giving away for free the business idea. For the better of humanity.
Behold - baseball cap with the two front panels made fully from vercro loop fabric. Not some small square patch, but whole front. Or even full cap. Might be also valid idea.
To put colorful, meaningful, or silly, or depending on your mood, embroidered Velcro patches whenever you want.
I have checked, no such caps are being sold on the internet anywhere.
Just send me such a cap when you are running a big velcro cap and velcro patch business 😏

#BusinessIdea #baseballcap #ForTheBetterOfHumanity #velcro #sewing #embroidery #idea #free

#businessidea #baseballcap #forthebetterofhumanity #velcro #sewing #idea

Lia Pas @[email protected] · 2026-09-10 · 17:02 UTC

Day 10 #SciArtSeptember: woad. My #SciArt #embroidery, cell map (2020), has some woad (blue/green) elements in the linen and in the stitching.

#sciartseptember #sciart #embroidery

J.R. Johnson @[email protected] · 2026-09-10 · 17:02 UTC

Bayeux Mania!

Books are just one of the many ways to interpret and record history. The 11th-century Bayeux tapestry, is going on display to the public today in the UK. The tapestry has more than 220 feet of embroidery detailing the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England in 1066. And the public is loving it.

British Museum Opens Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition

Inside the exhibition on Thursday morning, the first visitors made their way along the tapestry, snapping photos as they went. They were all quiet until one — Cheryl Prax, 71, a retired property manager — spotted some of the nude figures in the tapestry’s borders and laughed loudly. “I love quirky historical things like that,” Prax said afterward.

(And what would this type of storytelling look like with more modern topics? Artist Edith Pritchett drew a modern-day version depicting “today’s battles with online trolls, social media addiction, the manosphere, AI agents” and more: The trollers v the scrollers: Edith Pritchett’s Bayeux tapestry for the modern age)

Want to see the tapestry in person but can’t get tickets to see the original? You still have options!

Where to See the World’s Bayeux Tapestry Replicas

Here are links to just some of the animals, people, and other items depicted (the astronomical object included, and some less safe for work items) in the tapestry. And if you can’t make it in person, check out this high-res digital version from the Bayeux Museum: Explore the Bayeux Tapestry online.

Fair warning, though, many of the main websites linked to the tapestry are slooooow today. Because history is cool, and Bayeux Mania is real!

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Norman soldier spray-painting the Bayeux tapestry. By Ertly – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 #365Ways #365Ways2026 #art #Bayeux #embroidery #history #modernUpdates #museums #traditionalCraft

#365ways #365ways2026 #art #bayeux #embroidery #history

Savousépate ♻️💿🎨💍 @[email protected] · 2026-09-10 · 16:08 UTC

Adoptez cette #Broderie unique d'une #grenouille paisible immergée parmi des lentilles d'eau 🐸💚
👉 https://savousepate.com/fr/broderies/707-broderie-grenouille.html

#ArtisanatFR #FaitMain #SmallBusiness #Embroidery #Frog #AnimalArt #SciArt

#broderie #grenouille #artisanatfr #faitmain #smallbusiness #embroidery