December 7: Amigurumi
Today it all about crochet as we take a look at this Japanese art of creating little animals and toys.
What word always gets you tongue-tied? Leave a comment on this post – one lucky reader will win a kit to make this cute seasonal bunting. You have until 8am on 12.8.20.
Bonnie Malone
07.12.2020 at 08:08Worcheshire ?
Jessica G Harlow
07.12.2020 at 08:26I can’t think of anything specific, but I can say that in the right circumstances my mouth doesn’t say what my brain is telling it to. It comes out all gibberish! Heck, maybe a different language. I’ve studied Spanish, French, and Italian, and my little brother had his own language for a long time when he was a toddler, maybe it’s a mix of those. lol
Lisa Cheney
07.12.2020 at 08:44Worchestershire …and dealing with military overseas…pronunciation/spelling issues on colonel/sergeant/isthmus …crazy English language đ
Jennifer Walker
07.12.2020 at 08:49Oh my goodness! That is adorable!! For some reason, I have trouble saying spaghetti at times. Don’t know why, and it usually just happened when I was a kid, but sometimes now I have trouble, lol.
Diane Cerny
07.12.2020 at 08:57Amigurumi! And most days before coffee…my name đ
Jennifer Elkhair
07.12.2020 at 09:18disaccharidase
Molly King
07.12.2020 at 09:26I have trouble saying laparoscopy. My tongue cannot wrap around that word. I can’t say amigurumi either. The animals are so cute. Thank you for bringing happiness to the knitting and crochet world.
Jennifer Smallwood
07.12.2020 at 09:43Lots of them. The one that comes to mind is that time I tried to order a croque monsieur. French can be hard when you have a heavy Okie accent. ?
Renee Zinck
07.12.2020 at 10:28Mine is a phrase, from when I was working: hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy. Not a phrase you ever want to have reason to say!
Sarah Bailey
07.12.2020 at 11:09When I was younger it was “cinnamon” (I said cimma – nun) and “hors d’oeuvres.” Horse duvers do NOT sound appetizing!
Jayme Branch
07.12.2020 at 11:49Charcuterie
Anita Roesler
07.12.2020 at 12:41Aluminum is a tough one. My uncle canât say cinnamon.
Amy Otto
07.12.2020 at 12:57Worstishire
Keely
08.12.2020 at 08:40Congratulations! You’re the winner!
Shawndalynn
07.12.2020 at 13:21Most of life I always feel a step or to behind unless I am talking at someone I never sure if they are listening.
Lesley Rodgers
07.12.2020 at 13:25I fumble over so many words there is not enough space to write them all, it maybe lieutenant.
Marilee Camerer
07.12.2020 at 16:17Yea for CrochetâŁď¸
I have trouble saying âcornerâ…the two râs get me!
Liz Hall
07.12.2020 at 16:37My favorite tongue tie was my sisterâs word for todayâs gift cardâwe go back before âcardâ and she would call it a gift cer-ticket-it. To this day I still love that made up word!!
Amber Ketchum
07.12.2020 at 17:38Charcuterie board hahaha – not even sure I spelled it correctly!
Linda W.
07.12.2020 at 19:47“Epitome” and “indicted” — I can pronounce them just fine in conversation, but when i read them, I also pronounce them phonetically at first.
When I saw the Christmas bunting package lying there in the video, I thought it was cute. I actually squealed a little when you said it was today’s giveaway! I hope amigurumi is within my very amateurish crochet skills. đ
Stephenia
07.12.2020 at 21:49Sherbet…shouldnât it be sherbeRt!
Carolyn Munholland
07.12.2020 at 23:50There are so many lol ?
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