Hi Community! I'm starting a new project today..a baby afghan for hubby's coworker. Its a tradition for us that every new baby in our "family" gets one. I did one this spring for another coworker and it was big hit- I thought that it might have been too girly for a boy but the mama loved it!
Any words of encouragement would be greatly appreciated!!
Dani
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Oh AgedCrone you make me laugh!! Us older people in North America know what an Afghan is....but, I was shopping with my daughter the other day,and she was quite shocked when I said I didn't care for this Afghan.... lol...she thought I was being a racist fool....lol
You N Americans might know...but that word is not understood except as fir a native of Afghanistan!
I only know because I have family in US & I lived NY for a while! Did you see Strayleaves comment.....she thought Ruthytootie was running an adoption agency!
The letter "Y" is not known to be a vowel in the States . My hubby had to call the States about a problem with our computer. The lady on the help line could not understand how our last name had no vowels. She also didn't under stand the letter Z.
Z is pronounced "Zee" in the US . In Canada, it is pronounced "Zed". Poor woman, she was so confused...lol
Some Eastern European names are completely unpronounceable to us...let alone knowing how to spell them!
My friend was recently in hospital & he said his nurse's name looked as if someone had just thrown a bundle of consonants together .....so he called her sweetie- I bet if he hadn't been gay she would have clobbered him!
Awww brilliant! I'm not surprised the recipient loves the Afghan. It's so lovely to see something handmade with love and care and I'm sure the new mama will love hers equally. It is so clever to do cross-stitch, totally beyond me. Reckon I'll stick to the knitting and crochet. Hugs
Hi Everyone! Pictures should be up by Tuesday, your time. Maybe still in progress but progress. Stitching is helping keep my mind off the pain in my mangled tongue-best I can figure is that it was so very numb after my root canal on Thursday that I chewed a large strip off the side-owie! Milkshakes and smoothies for me til it heals (& watermelon lime slushies-not sure if that "translates")!
For the collectors of interesting "sayings": what would think I meant by "save the dishes"?
Have a good day or night (for me, its bedtimeπ΄)!
Dani
P.S.: Anyone interested in seeing my other project? Its the Queen of Hearts and the Queen of Spades for my "fairy tale themed" guest room. I'm adding the names of the Queens from my current favorite book series.
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