Oh, yes, tough was a big part of our vocabulary growing up in Kansas, USA! Lol😂 Isn’t it funny how some expressions are used worldwide and then there are some that are unique to our areas. In addition to your genius crafting ideas, I so enjoy hearing about your life and experiences in your part of the world! There are differences, but we have far more things in common! You’re a joy!
I have heard “tough” and “ tough titi said the kitty when the milk went dry” I was told that when I was like and i have said it to my children. Love your videos as always. 😂😉
Your envelopes are great, and I also enjoyed your stories. Good luck with your vacation plans. I hope the heat is tolerable and the company well behaved. As far as your question, I grew up in Texas and probably got "tough" as a response to my complaints ten times a day. The tough t comment was never tolerated by my grandmother, but my cousins used it frequently when they were sure she wasn't around. Thank you for being so generous with your storytelling and your talent.
Love these envelopes pockets. It’s not at all boring to watch, it gives me all kinds of ideas. My ex husband & I owned a construction business for 17 years & unfortunately when you go anywhere you see all the little mistakes, or big sometimes. Sometimes it’s shocking to see the work that is done. We would have never left a job with mistakes. Usually in the states you will see doorways & windows that have gaps & floors with spaces between the floor & trim. I’m just dying to see Italian architecture & will make it over some day. Thank you for sharing
Im from Margaret River!!!! And yes the weather is terrible we have even had hail... Yes the food here is excellent...best in Australia. We have lots of international celebrities come here.
Hi Rachel 😊 yes we have had some stormy weather here in Western Australia however I am sure your brother had a great time down south - beautiful food and wine and open fires to keep warm by. Just remember if the nasty man says anything to you just tell him "TOUGH ....."😆 Have a wonderful time away (just to spite him). Will look forward to more crafting with you and all the stories🐨
Hi Rachel, I do so enjoy your videos. You ask all these questions, and I try to speak out to answer them. My mom used to say "happier than a pig in s---t" all the time. and yes, we said "tough" to the kids we weren't too keen about. Oh, yes, and "tough s--t" too. but that was when we were teenagers and being "bad". 😉😉 Take care.
I like you telling us what Italian word mean. And Aussie phrases. Here in Oklahoma we have ‘happy as a pig in the mud’ or ‘sunshine’. 🫶🏼 As kids we always said ‘Tough’.
Rachel, 2 years ago, my mother and daughter and myself spent 2 weeks in Italy in 6 different cities from Anacpri, Naples, Verona, Florence, Rome and Venice even though we stayed on the go we had a wonderful time and learned so much and the architecture and art is so different depending on where you go. I would love to go back some day (the food was amazing especially the desserts)
Oh I want to go to Italy! Someday, I will, and I would love a textile tour. Loved today’s video, even the mistakes, because I’ve done a lot more. Thank you, Rachel!
We have those very same sayings here in the states. I heard them a lot when I was a kid (a very long time ago)😬. I love how your hoardy journal is coming along. I’m still working on my signatures and I keep putting stuff into the project bin, lol 😆. All I can say is “ thank goodness it’s a big book. Thank you for sharing and thank you for all your hard work. Hope all is well. 🥰💕
Loved the video as always, yes we have the same sayings here in Northern Ireland just such fun to find out other countries say much the same Brilliant. 😀
Another super project! In Canada we used to say ‘tough’ to our friends…or ‘tough ti*ty’ as well! Lol. Ur upcoming holiday sounds like its going to be a blast…NOT! Xxx
Maybe you call it appies or appetizers? We do that sometimes for dinner, just make a bunch of different appetizers. Fun and yummy with wine or cocktails. Love these envelope creations they look great in journals. TFS Rachel!
Your video today made me belly laugh!! I just love watching. Thanks for making my day! By the way, after your first envelope video the other day, I had to go make some!
I did enjoy this video...as always and please take a journal with you and make notes so you can fill us in on your adventures.... good or not so good. Thinking about you...linda
Thank you Rachel, very enjoyable video! We also had the “tough t” saying here in the American south. It was something we only said to our siblings or cousins as kids. Lol Although I think my great aunt was the one who taught us the saying…she was very mischievous!😂
I just love your stories and sharing with us. There isn't one video from you that hasn't taught me something. Any chance that you & Steffy will cook together in your kitchen again??
Yes, “tuff titi” has been said for a long time, I never heard the same thing until just now. The envelope fold around will be very versatile. I was going though a stack of junk mail as I was watching your video. tfs
Hello Rachel!!! I was laughing when you said tough titties. I grew up in South Africa and we used the same expression. It brought back a lot of memories. So funny! Love your window envelope projects! 💐Marnel🇨🇦
When I was little we would say “tough titty said the Kitty when the milk went dry. LOL. I love your channel and your accent. I love that you are so your self.
Good video Rachel. I think that in most parts of the English speaking world, 'tough and 'tough titties' has been around for a long time. It's a common saying in the UK too. We also say 'hard cheese' to mean the same thing as well !!
Hi Rachel, you sound upbeat today! Yes, in English it would aperitif or drinks and appetizers, or sometimes Cocktail hour. Rachel your video has been out less than an hour and already 3 spammer messages... you're very popular! Yes, we used to say Tough titles, and tough titles said the kitty when the cow ran dry. Also happy as a pig in poop, and don't get your panties is a bunch. Lol
Hi Rachel. Most of my bills I've gone paperless but I look at junk mail in a new way!! Lol 😆 I was told tough as a child many years ago. I am also familiar with tough titty said the kitty although I don't remember my parents saying that one to me. It was more of a classmate thing because you got to say titty. I remember watching you make your hoardy book. Love the idea but haven't made one yet. Cheers from New Mexico.
Someone needs to say, "tough tittie" to the rude one commenting on your feet, skin shade (or commenting on anyone's anything for that matter!) 😡 I'm not down with that, at all! But, I Love watching you craft and seeing how things come together! 💙
I honestly can’t believe such beauties are created from unwanted envelopes. It’s like ugly ducklings turning into swans. 🙃 We used to say tough titi years ago her in England. It’s funny how expressions go out of fashion and others replace them. I don’t think our language is half as colourful and descriptive as it used to be.
I have a book with all the Catholic Saints with pictures. Do you think it’s okay to cut out the pictures of the Saints and use them. I’m not Catholic. There was one Saint eaten by a lion. Somehow it seemed a sin to me. I don’t want to anger the saints. I’m in enough trouble already. 🙄
You can use the images, it's not sacrilegious, I'm a traditional Catholic, and you can use Saint's cards and images to glorify God if it's meaningful to you.
"TOUGH"....West Coast USA, logging in to add that we say the "titty" version and the "s*&t" version too. BUT.. As of today, at 65.5 years old, I learned that "This Piggy went to market" didn't go to go shopping!😪 That one went in pieces. 🥵Thank you for letting me share my life changing moment with y'all.
Stand up to him. Not just if he says something to you but if he says something to someone else that makes you uncomfortable. It is never wrong to point out that society does not accept certain behaviors. It is more comfortable if the group all agrees to call him out. Just be sure to point out that you are doing it so that the entire group including him can all have a good time and that no one wants to dwell on it moving forward. Isn't that the point? If he says something like he was only joking, turn to the group and ask if they would feel it was funny if he said it to any of them or even if they thought it was funny when it was said to you? The type of socializing you talked about sounds like it should be very polite. Rude is rude. Sorry just wanted to add if he gets like this when he is drinking you could be dealing with a serious issue but it is not for you to worry about that in this setting just keep things moving forward by not accepting insults and not allowing it to ruin your time with the people you do enjoy communicating with. If his spouse or daughter try to apologize for the behavior point out you dealt with it and no one needs to stress anymore because it is done.
Yes in US we used to say "tuff" and my husband always said "tuff tittie says the bald headed kitty"...that was weird to me, when I met him and he'd say that hahahah...😂😂... loved this video, and I watched it twice, I learn so much of little things, like just layer it if it's short...or whatever...it doesn't have to be perfect...I get stressed collaging, but now, not as much..so thank you for that! 😊😊🙃 that fellow on the envelope is Saint Romuald . And the guy who is rude on visits? I remember you sharing about him..... I'd probably get really angry, but that's what gives him his pleasure...so maybe I'd then try opposite like "Oh you are so clever, you make me laugh...you always say the funniest things....." etc, that would throw him off his game, he's a bully. Hope you read all of this, but that's me always trying to help..hahaha. Have a good vaycay anyway you guys!
Rachel, I wanted to say too that this horrible man you have spoken about before reminds me so strongly of a man I once lived with. He was a narcissist and mysoginist. He made my life a living hell ! These 'people' are never friends and they draw huge pleasure from hurting people. If you encounter a person like this, run like the wind !! You can never win against them. They are very disturbed and their emotions are extremely blunted to practically non existent. You should be highly guarded toward this creature. To say to someone 'you have the ugliest feet in the world's is cruel and extremely sadistic ! It's just the kind of horrible thing one of these vile people would come out with. Nobody nice and respectful would say a thing like that to a lady. Please be guarded with this man. Your poor stomach must do cartwheels when you know you have to socialise with him !! If it does, all I can tell you is trust your female instincts, they are never wrong !!! Don't let him hurt you. x
I remember watching a 60minutes interview in the early 80's where Ma Anand Sheela said "Tough Titties" for the first time on Australian TV... we were all aghast, now it would hard to find anyone bat an eyelid to it... and yes, we all said "Tough" when being annoyed... I love these Wrap Pockets Rachel, what a great use of envelopes.... I had so many envelopes at one stage and now most of my correspondence comes digitally I am fast running out of used envelopes... Guess they will become one of those antique stationary items that are not used anymore... hahaha... Imagine that, a child saying to their Mum, what are these Mummy, and she replies, oh darling, a very very long time ago that is how people used to communicate.... and the wide eyed child... "Really, wow" hahaha. Cheers for sharing Lovely...
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As much as you love doing these pieces, I love watching you do them! Thank you so much, Rach! ❤️
Oh, yes, tough was a big part of our vocabulary growing up in Kansas, USA! Lol😂 Isn’t it funny how some expressions are used worldwide and then there are some that are unique to our areas. In addition to your genius crafting ideas, I so enjoy hearing about your life and experiences in your part of the world! There are differences, but we have far more things in common! You’re a joy!
That's exactly what i was thinking! Thank you so much!
I have heard “tough” and “ tough titi said the kitty when the milk went dry” I was told that when I was like and i have said it to my children. Love your videos as always. 😂😉
That’s what we would always say.
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Yes, I grew up saying “tough”
When my girls came along it was “tough rocks” 😂
I live in West Michigan
Your envelopes are great, and I also enjoyed your stories. Good luck with your vacation plans. I hope the heat is tolerable and the company well behaved. As far as your question, I grew up in Texas and probably got "tough" as a response to my complaints ten times a day. The tough t comment was never tolerated by my grandmother, but my cousins used it frequently when they were sure she wasn't around. Thank you for being so generous with your storytelling and your talent.
Thank you so much!
Love these envelopes pockets. It’s not at all boring to watch, it gives me all kinds of ideas. My ex husband & I owned a construction business for 17 years & unfortunately when you go anywhere you see all the little mistakes, or big sometimes. Sometimes it’s shocking to see the work that is done. We would have never left a job with mistakes. Usually in the states you will see doorways & windows that have gaps & floors with spaces between the floor & trim. I’m just dying to see Italian architecture & will make it over some day. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much 😊
Yes!! Here in the USA my friends and I all said “tough ti--s”, much to chagrin of our parents!!
Im from Margaret River!!!! And yes the weather is terrible we have even had hail... Yes the food here is excellent...best in Australia. We have lots of international celebrities come here.
Hi Rachel 😊 yes we have had some stormy weather here in Western Australia however I am sure your brother had a great time down south - beautiful food and wine and open fires to keep warm by. Just remember if the nasty man says anything to you just tell him "TOUGH ....."😆 Have a wonderful time away (just to spite him). Will look forward to more crafting with you and all the stories🐨
It looks gorgeous where he is! Thank you so much 😊
Such a lovely book. Look at all the wonderful things you make. Absolutely marvelous 😅
Thank you so much 😊
Hi Rachel, I do so enjoy your videos. You ask all these questions, and I try to speak out to answer them. My mom used to say "happier than a pig in s---t" all the time. and yes, we said "tough" to the kids we weren't too keen about. Oh, yes, and "tough s--t" too. but that was when we were teenagers and being "bad". 😉😉 Take care.
Thank you so much 😊
I like you telling us what Italian word mean. And Aussie phrases. Here in Oklahoma we have ‘happy as a pig in the mud’ or ‘sunshine’. 🫶🏼 As kids we always said ‘Tough’.
💙 TY Rachel!!!
Rachel, 2 years ago, my mother and daughter and myself spent 2 weeks in Italy in 6 different cities from Anacpri, Naples, Verona, Florence, Rome and Venice even though we stayed on the go we had a wonderful time and learned so much and the architecture and art is so different depending on where you go. I would love to go back some day (the food was amazing especially the desserts)
Just lovely, thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much 😊
We said 'tough ...' in Texas back in the day. Haven't heard it in years!
Me neither it just popped into my head!
They’re great chook! Enjoy your time away and don’t let that awful man intimidate you darlin! 😊❤️🇦🇺xxx
Thank you so much 😊
Oh I want to go to Italy! Someday, I will, and I would love a textile tour. Loved today’s video, even the mistakes, because I’ve done a lot more. Thank you, Rachel!
Thank you so much 😊
Sounds like you are having a wonderful end of summer Rachel! Enjoy!
Thank you so much 😊
You crack me up Rachel😂. I still say tough, we say it in Scotland 😆 These envelopes are lovely. xx
Thank you so much 😊
Yes we used "tough" in Texas, US, too.
These turned quite lovely. You always know what to put together and make things look so good.💖💖💖💖
Thanks so much 😊
We have those very same sayings here in the states. I heard them a lot when I was a kid (a very long time ago)😬. I love how your hoardy journal is coming along. I’m still working on my signatures and I keep putting stuff into the project bin, lol 😆. All I can say is “ thank goodness it’s a big book. Thank you for sharing and thank you for all your hard work. Hope all is well. 🥰💕
Thank you so much 😊
I love your hoardy book. Please, please make those pieces you showed us again! They were so unique and so beautiful. Love learning from you.
Thank you so much 😊
Ohh I love this book
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St. Lawrence was grilled alive, that's why he has the grate 😞Love these envelopes, I'm making them like crazy, LOL!!
That’s it San Lorenzo! I couldn’t remember! Thank you so much 😊
These are brilliant thank you for sharing Rachel 😊
Thank you so much 😊
And here I thought your “hoards” book was your beautiful Antique Laces and Documents Journal!!!
Hahaha thst one is too!
I just love the different ways you are using envelopes
Thanks so much!
Loved the video as always, yes we have the same sayings here in Northern Ireland just such fun to find out other countries say much the same Brilliant. 😀
Thank you so much 😊
Yes. Once you see the horde book you remember the lovely things and never forget it.
Yes, we say “tough” in the NE in the States. Sometimes followed by s#&t. Love your videos, Rachel. ❤️
Thank you so much 😊
Yes, we said that in Canada as well, tough🤭🤭❤️🇨🇦
Thank you so much 😊
These are so cool, I am going to be making some tfs Rachel... Tough Titi was a favorite with my older Brothers lol
Hahaha I think my older brother said it a lot to me! Thank you! 😊
Another super project! In Canada we used to say ‘tough’ to our friends…or ‘tough ti*ty’ as well! Lol. Ur upcoming holiday sounds like its going to be a blast…NOT! Xxx
Thank you so much 😊
Here in the uk we say both of those sayings not so much now but when I was younger lol 😊🤗
They all looked great!!
Thank you so much 😊
We did say tough in South Florida back in the 70’s 80’s
Maybe you call it appies or appetizers? We do that sometimes for dinner, just make a bunch of different appetizers. Fun and yummy with wine or cocktails. Love these envelope creations they look great in journals. TFS Rachel!
Thank you so much 😊
Yep I used to say "tough" to my brother all the time lol. Love these envelopes and the chat 😁 xxx
Thank you so much 😊
Said it in Wisconsin, too.
Yes we said tough when we were kids.
Oh yes that was a very popular saying when I was a kid I’m from the uk🤣🤣
Your video today made me belly laugh!! I just love watching. Thanks for making my day! By the way, after your first envelope video the other day, I had to go make some!
Thank you so much 😊
Love these !
btw- received my book pages, straw paper and digi kits and love it all 🥰
Thank you so much 😊
I did enjoy this video...as always and please take a journal with you and make notes so you can fill us in on your adventures.... good or not so good. Thinking about you...linda
Definitely! Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful. I'm fascinated with you little Label Storage Book.....is there a Tutorial for it please? xx
I didn’t make it, it was gifted to me. Thank you so much 😊
Lovely Rachel a great addition to a journal. Love the idea of a Hoardie Book I need one of those. Was going to ask how you made one please 😀💕
I think I have a video for it. Thank you so much 😊
We said that in Louisiana. I still hear it said.
Thank you Rachel, very enjoyable video! We also had the “tough t” saying here in the American south. It was something we only said to our siblings or cousins as kids. Lol Although I think my great aunt was the one who taught us the saying…she was very mischievous!😂
Thank you so much 😊
Love them, thank you for the video
Thank you so much 😊
I just love your stories and sharing with us. There isn't one video from you that hasn't taught me something. Any chance that you & Steffy will cook together in your kitchen again??
Maybe one day! Thank you so much 😊
Yes, “tuff titi” has been said for a long time, I never heard the same thing until just now. The envelope fold around will be very versatile. I was going though a stack of junk mail as I was watching your video. tfs
Thank you so much 😊
Love everything you do pretty lady!! Did you ever do a tutorial on how to make the cloth bowl you use for scraps?
Yes I have, it's linked in the description box. Thank you so much
Hello Rachel!!! I was laughing when you said tough titties. I grew up in South Africa and we used the same expression. It brought back a lot of memories. So funny!
Love your window envelope projects! 💐Marnel🇨🇦
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you Rachel, sadly we don’t get so many long window envelopes here in the UK. I shall have to be inventive. ❤️❤️❤️
Lucy, I live in the UK and gets quite a few of those envelopes !
Thank you so much 😊
Canada - tough ti**ies was a popular comeback when I was kid. Usually said over one's shoulder while walking away.
I call it happy hour here in USA. Drinks and appetizers
Where is the link to your "Hoardie" book? I love it!
Hi, we have here in Quebec, in french a "cocktail dinatoire" . I guess this would an aperitivo for us.
Hi Rachel hope the weather is alit better, just love your matters ticking paper you photo copy do you have it on your etsy shop
Yes it's in my Italian ladies journal pages kit. Thank you so much!
Yes here in the us they would end said the kitty
Lovely, Ty
Thank you so much 😊
Yes, in the U.S. we said tough t....es or tough noogies. lol.
Yep lol 😂
I think we’d call it tapas!😅
When I was little we would say “tough titty said the Kitty when the milk went dry. LOL. I love your channel and your accent. I love that you are so your self.
Thank you so much 😊
Good video Rachel. I think that in most parts of the English speaking world, 'tough and 'tough titties' has been around for a long time. It's a common saying in the UK too. We also say 'hard cheese' to mean the same thing as well !!
I think you’re right! Thank you so much 😊
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No, this is not tiresome, because you've shown me yet another way to repurpose junk mail envelopes, which I LOVE to do!! Thank you.
Thank you so much
Hi Rachel, you sound upbeat today! Yes, in English it would aperitif or drinks and appetizers, or sometimes Cocktail hour. Rachel your video has been out less than an hour and already 3 spammer messages... you're very popular!
Yes, we used to say Tough titles, and tough titles said the kitty when the cow ran dry. Also happy as a pig in poop, and don't get your panties is a bunch. Lol
Hahaha I had 4 on my video today! Thank you so much 😊
We still say “tough” all the time around here in Ohio. It’s a staple of our vocabulary unfortunately Lol.
In England we say pig in mud.
Hi Rachel. Most of my bills I've gone paperless but I look at junk mail in a new way!! Lol 😆 I was told tough as a child many years ago. I am also familiar with tough titty said the kitty although I don't remember my parents saying that one to me. It was more of a classmate thing because you got to say titty. I remember watching you make your hoardy book. Love the idea but haven't made one yet. Cheers from New Mexico.
We used to say tough toenails when I was a kid; we weren’t allowed to say titties! LOL! I lived in the Chicago area at the time.
In the UK ' happy as a pig in muck.
I remember using “tough titty” quite a lot in Canada! 😉😂👍
Someone needs to say, "tough tittie" to the rude one commenting on your feet, skin shade (or commenting on anyone's anything for that matter!) 😡 I'm not down with that, at all! But, I Love watching you craft and seeing how things come together! 💙
Thank you so much 😊
I honestly can’t believe such beauties are created from unwanted envelopes. It’s like ugly ducklings turning into swans. 🙃
We used to say tough titi years ago her in England. It’s funny how expressions go out of fashion and others replace them. I don’t think our language is half as colourful and descriptive as it used to be.
Thank you so much 😊
I have a book with all the Catholic Saints with pictures. Do you think it’s okay to cut out the pictures of the Saints and use them. I’m not Catholic. There was one Saint eaten by a lion. Somehow it seemed a sin to me. I don’t want to anger the saints. I’m in enough trouble already. 🙄
You can use the images, it's not sacrilegious, I'm a traditional Catholic, and you can use Saint's cards and images to glorify God if it's meaningful to you.
Thank you. I will respect the images as anyone using any religious should.
I'm not Catholic either but do love all of the beautiful art and illustrations. I would use them and make the beautiful!
"TOUGH"....West Coast USA, logging in to add that we say the "titty" version and the "s*&t" version too. BUT.. As of today, at 65.5 years old, I learned that "This Piggy went to market" didn't go to go shopping!😪 That one went in pieces. 🥵Thank you for letting me share my life changing moment with y'all.
Stand up to him. Not just if he says something to you but if he says something to someone else that makes you uncomfortable. It is never wrong to point out that society does not accept certain behaviors. It is more comfortable if the group all agrees to call him out. Just be sure to point out that you are doing it so that the entire group including him can all have a good time and that no one wants to dwell on it moving forward. Isn't that the point? If he says something like he was only joking, turn to the group and ask if they would feel it was funny if he said it to any of them or even if they thought it was funny when it was said to you? The type of socializing you talked about sounds like it should be very polite. Rude is rude.
Sorry just wanted to add if he gets like this when he is drinking you could be dealing with a serious issue but it is not for you to worry about that in this setting just keep things moving forward by not accepting insults and not allowing it to ruin your time with the people you do enjoy communicating with. If his spouse or daughter try to apologize for the behavior point out you dealt with it and no one needs to stress anymore because it is done.
Thank you so much 😊
Yes in US we used to say "tuff" and my husband always said "tuff tittie says the bald headed kitty"...that was weird to me, when I met him and he'd say that hahahah...😂😂... loved this video, and I watched it twice, I learn so much of little things, like just layer it if it's short...or whatever...it doesn't have to be perfect...I get stressed collaging, but now, not as much..so thank you for that! 😊😊🙃 that fellow on the envelope is Saint Romuald . And the guy who is rude on visits? I remember you sharing about him..... I'd probably get really angry, but that's what gives him his pleasure...so maybe I'd then try opposite like "Oh you are so clever, you make me laugh...you always say the funniest things....." etc, that would throw him off his game, he's a bully. Hope you read all of this, but that's me always trying to help..hahaha. Have a good vaycay anyway you guys!
Thank you so much 😊
Rachel, I wanted to say too that this horrible man you have spoken about before reminds me so strongly of a man I once lived with. He was a narcissist and mysoginist. He made my life a living hell ! These 'people' are never friends and they draw huge pleasure from hurting people. If you encounter a person like this, run like the wind !! You can never win against them. They are very disturbed and their emotions are extremely blunted to practically non existent. You should be highly guarded toward this creature. To say to someone 'you have the ugliest feet in the world's is cruel and extremely sadistic ! It's just the kind of horrible thing one of these vile people would come out with. Nobody nice and respectful would say a thing like that to a lady. Please be guarded with this man. Your poor stomach must do cartwheels when you know you have to socialise with him !! If it does, all I can tell you is trust your female instincts, they are never wrong !!! Don't let him hurt you. x
I think you're right! I will be nervous when I next see him. I will say hello if he says it to me but that's it. He's awful. Thank you so much!
I remember watching a 60minutes interview in the early 80's where Ma Anand Sheela said "Tough Titties" for the first time on Australian TV... we were all aghast, now it would hard to find anyone bat an eyelid to it... and yes, we all said "Tough" when being annoyed... I love these Wrap Pockets Rachel, what a great use of envelopes.... I had so many envelopes at one stage and now most of my correspondence comes digitally I am fast running out of used envelopes... Guess they will become one of those antique stationary items that are not used anymore... hahaha... Imagine that, a child saying to their Mum, what are these Mummy, and she replies, oh darling, a very very long time ago that is how people used to communicate.... and the wide eyed child... "Really, wow" hahaha. Cheers for sharing Lovely...
I have so many! It’s hard to use them all! Thank you so much 😊
Where is the link to your "Hoardie" book? I love it!