Obs we suspect it might be the Norn Iron/Irish version of foutre ("to do" in the coarsest sense of the word). It might help to know that here bureau is prononced brew and Belvoir as beaver! And no I don't understand why either...
I see we have the same taste in clothes..except for it being white. I was born with "a hole in my chin" = I always spill, so white is just never an option for me.
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Very nice Logan. There’s a bit or work in the lacy bit, I imagine.
Obs we suspect it might be the Norn Iron/Irish version of foutre ("to do" in the coarsest sense of the word). It might help to know that here bureau is prononced brew and Belvoir as beaver! And no I don't understand why either...
Thanks Pat E, yes the bib bit was very tricky and the piping around the neck, hadn't done that before but it turned out well.
I've got a lot of bits of fabric from the cutting out, when i've got enough i'm going to make a patchwork skirt.
That's a pretty top Logan.
Thanks Joyce
I see we have the same taste in clothes..except for it being white. I was born with "a hole in my chin" = I always spill, so white is just never an option for me.
Fire lily sorry about your chin, can't imagine what that looks like or feels.Thanks, it's not all white, it's a print, but i get what you mean.
Hehehe, I don't actually have a hole in my chin, it's a saying about people like me that always spill.
Here is my late OH's railway. He died in '98 so it was never finished. I helped with the scenery.