Anglo Saxon belt making
By Stickitoffee
- 15 Apr, 2012
- 15 likes
This is for Moonika, it looks very similar to some of the crafts she is photographing. Her husband makes the wooden tools. I find it fascinating!
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that is so good Sticki...
15 Apr, 2012
Have you seen the Zebra head moonika's husband carved .....? amazing.
15 Apr, 2012
he carved it??? i didnt realise that! i do love crafts, wish i could make things with wood.
15 Apr, 2012
Maailm on nii väike...paistab,et see,mida teeme väikses Eestis,on tõesti sama käsitööviis,mis teil.See on äratundmisrõõm :))
Olen tänulik,et selgitad teistele mu fotosid :)
15 Apr, 2012
Translation:
"The world is so small ... it seems that what we are really the same in Estonia, in a small käsitööviis you.This is äratundmisrõõm:))
I am thankful to my photos:) selgitad other"
Not perfect but .. :)
15 Apr, 2012
I hadn't realised the Anglo Saxons came from Estonia!
15 Apr, 2012
Interesting. Home crafts are so fascinating ...
15 Apr, 2012
thank you pimms
no nor me gattina!!!!!!!
i think so too hywel
have you seen the pictures moonika has put on?
15 Apr, 2012
Cool. Translation as well!
15 Apr, 2012
i found the site that does it now lulu ~ thanks to gattina!
15 Apr, 2012
Yes I've seen Moonika's pics, but I don't understand what she sais they are :o(
15 Apr, 2012
if you go to this site:
http://translate.google.com/
then you copy in what moonika has said and google puts it into english for you [its not completely correct but it gives you an idea!!]
15 Apr, 2012
Actually, some of the Google "translations" are completely hilarious. She says that what we write back to her is pretty amusing, too.
15 Apr, 2012
i think i read that one ~ moonika will fit in well on here!!! i think she will like it. im loving her pictures.
15 Apr, 2012
It's interesting, isn't it? I expected Estonian to be more like Russian, which I used to be able to understand and speak a bit of, but it appears to be more like Finnish. (My Dad used to work for a Finnish company).
15 Apr, 2012
sorry i wouldnt know either way!! im useless at languages.
15 Apr, 2012
I know that Moonika has terrible trouble getting seeds for her love of gardening....She gave an extensive list of stuff that she can not get over there...Does that sound familiar Gattina?
15 Apr, 2012
Ever so slightly :-)))))
It's a fact that the British are the most consummate gardening nation in the world (as opposed to horticultural architects), and it's the nation's favourite pastime, so we shouldn't be surprised that we (well, you, then) have better access to seeds and plants than almost anywhere else. We (You) don't appreciate how lucky we (you) are.
15 Apr, 2012
Can we post some to her? Are they available here?
15 Apr, 2012
The list is in her Blog
Tere jälle,ilusat sõbrapäeva-päeva :)
I think Bulbaholic was going to send some, do not know if he has.
15 Apr, 2012
Ok thanks, that's quite a list!
15 Apr, 2012
ah so this this is how you do it, nice one
16 Apr, 2012
It was very complicated!
16 Apr, 2012
nonsense, weave n but, weave n but, gonna have to learn this post apoco....
16 Apr, 2012
Ok, but there won't be any YouTube to find out how to do it!
Each of those squares had a different pattern of holes to make the pattern on the ribbon/belt.
16 Apr, 2012
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Where did you see this Sticki - was this a day out?
15 Apr, 2012