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Japaniantuliainen - Japanese smthng
18.07.2007 - 16:49 / Kategoriat: Kamat - Stuff
Sain kälyltä kivan tuliaisen Japanista: tietenkin lankaa! Tämä mahtavanvärinen narumainen tapaus on puuvillaa ja akryylia ja joku älypää voi ottaa selvää vyötteestäkin. Samassa pussissa saapui perusteellinen kirja japanilaisista huovutuksista, mutta kuvaan se ei sattunut. Kiitos J!
My brother and his wife visited Japan and they brought me something: yarn of course! This great coloured yarn is cotton and acrylic and someone coul´d tell also what the label tells. In the same package was also a book of japanese felted objects, but I have no photo of it. Thank you J!
My brother and his wife visited Japan and they brought me something: yarn of course! This great coloured yarn is cotton and acrylic and someone coul´d tell also what the label tells. In the same package was also a book of japanese felted objects, but I have no photo of it. Thank you J!
My name is Hiart and I come from & live in the Basque Country. I do not know a thing about Kniting but the thing is that I am 6 months pregnant & I want to call my little girl ilun but back here is male's name (meaning Dark). I am trying to find some culture that uses this name as femenine, other wise I will not be able to call her ilun!!! I found a little island in Corea called ilun-myeon but I do not know where the name comes from ... It is also a Bere-Ber (noth african) god, but as far as I know is also male!
I would be really geatefull if you could tell me where does your name come from!!!
Mila esker! (thanks a million in Basque), Hiart
Ilu is actually my nickname, which comes from my real name Ilona. I have been called several names, but this one is quite nice. In Finnish we don´t have such a name, not for males or females.
I´m sorry I can´t help you more!