From such preindustrial-era developments as the eyed needle and such implements as the spindle and distaff used in hand spinning to the mechanized manufacturing made possible through Industrial Revolution innovations, technology has improved the quality and complexity of garments and made production easier and more efficient over the centuries.
Bone was a particularly useful material, for its toughness made feasible barbed fishhooks, eyed needles, and small leatherworking awls.
Clay figurines were soon baked in primitive but remarkably effective kilns, and by about 27 kya delicate eyed needles made of bone heralded the advent of couture (garment making).
A lean, compact, athletic man with dark curly hair and brown eyes, Mr. Needle has owned the Triumph Realty Group for a dozen years.
Determined to make her mark and make it quickly, she wrote a story about "Jimmy," a "precocious little boy with sandy hair, velvety brown eyes and needle marks freckling the baby-smooth skin of his thin brown arms".
Interventions in the treatment group will include manual acupuncture, electroacupuncture, scalp acupuncture, auricular acupuncture, eye acupuncture, fire needling, warm needling and elongated needling.
You can use an open eye live bait needle instead of a crochet needle.
But wasn't there something in the gospels about rich people, camels and the eyes of needles?
Long after all the camels and rich men on the planet have passed through the eyes of needles and into heaven, anglers will be standing by streams, cursing, as they try to tie these flies to their lines.
"I thought US majors were all about threading eyes of needles with drivers, landing irons on targets the size of a dinner plate and putting over ice-like greens, because that's how the 'best' player wins.
