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My husband works with textile products made from plastic, particularly color development for fibers from polypropylene and nylon. I asked him if I could show you a few of his pictures from work for the “plastic” photo hunt theme.
These are plastic color pellets that go into the fiber production (just as a clarification: these pellets just add the color. I don’t have a picture of what the plastic that the fiber comes from looks like):
Here are a few different color palettes of fiber samples:
And here is one finished carpet sample:





Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
p/s: the carpet is beautiful. ๐
This is pretty informative. I have never seen the plastic colour pellets. Thanks for sharing. Have fun!
OH WOW> that is super interesting!
Where can you buy this stuff?
Great photos!
Very interesting, Barbara – and unique, too. Pollywog Creek’s Plastic PhotoHunt
Wow, colors and a lesson all in one. Very interesting. Thank you for that!
That’s interesting! Thanks for sharing those facts and photos ๐
Have a great weekend.
Hey, that was cool… thank your husband for letting us see those pics… neat!
I have seen you at other blogs and now here I am at yours!! I need to bookmark it. I want to visit you again…. you have a great pictures of the pellets! How neat…
Well that was educational…Happy hunting!
Wow, that is really amazing!!
Very cool! Never seen that before!
Wait, the carpet has plastic in it? seriously? You did awesome with the photos! My photo is up please come and visit soon
Informative entry! WOW! Thanks for sharing:)
Mines up too!
Wow, that is really interesting. I just learned something!
Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend.
Wow! Thats kind cool.
That’s pretty interesting! It’s easy to forget how many textiles are made of plastic sometimes.
Have a great weekend!
That is really neat! I never would have known plastic was apart of that! Great pics!
Very cool. Amazing what things have plastic in them without realizing it.
wow…that’s just gorgeous!
Super entry for this week’s theme – I love the way it tells a story.
They are very interesting, thanks for getting him to share.
This is both interesting and educational, Barbara! Thanks for sharing. One of the best you’ve shown here. ๐
Wow, very interesting. Love the color palettes. Happy weekend!
Very interesting! I just saw somewhere that Mohawk carpet was one of the biggest recyclers of plastic water bottles.
I am collecting comments about city wildlife for my third graders. I hope you can stop by!
Wow
I never know they even use plastic in textile
wow, that is so original. lovely photos and thanks for the great info. ๐
Man, I would love to have that carpet in my house!
Those are interesting photos. I love the colors too.
Have a great weekend! ๐
wow! very interesting and great post!
thanks for sharing
Very interesting choice for the theme, love your pictures and the colors.
Happy weekend ๐
What a fascinating post. It’s amazing to think that the fibres came from plastic pellets. Have a great weekend
FABULOUS set of photos for us Barbara!!!
Wow that is very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Very interesting – thanks for sharing. Iยดve learnt a lot.
Happy Hunting!
Very cool! ๐ Thanks for sharing those photos and the information. Amazing that those pellets eventually become carpet!
My plastic Photo Hunt.
Very cool! ๐ Thanks for sharing those photos and the information. Amazing that those pellets eventually become carpet!
This is a great post. It’s great to see something unusual
very neat photos. Check my entry too if u have time. TC
Very informative, thanks for teaching me something.
Hi Barbara. I love those colored pellets. They remind me of Dippin Dots, pellet-like premium ice-cream.
That’s a lovely carpet desing.
Thanks for visiting.
I love dippin dots, they are tasty. That is what I thought of as well with the first image.
those are great pics and so informative as well! happy weekend ๐
Wow. Thanks for sharing those. It’s very interesting to see what all goes into the finished product.
Very interesting lesson — who would’ve thought we would learn so much from photos? great entry for this theme.
Come and see mine.
Great photos and interesting.
Thanks for a different slant on the theme!
Great choices and photos for this week’s theme!
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