Please, what's an apple doll? Is it a doll carved out of an apple, or a
collection of apples stuck together to make a doll, or something else
altogether? And do they have to be dressed as well?
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
--- Adele Shaak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote Craft shows (woodworking,
dear ruth
an apple doll is a doll made and dressed from a dried apple
they are small and their faces are wrinkled and they look like they are
hundreds of years old
they are made here in the hills of virginia and west virginia and probably
other close states too
they are sold dressed any way the
Hi everyone
If any of you are not on 'chat' I have moved a response of mine to
the language usage discussion, formerly in the 3 pairs Flanders thread, to
chat. There you can read my deathless chatter on 'exhibit/exhibition' - in
case anyone is hopeful that '3 pairs Flanders' is still about
the lumbermen's contests. And each little item in, say, the craft show
(or craft exhibit) would be called ... wait for it ... an item in the
craft show.
In the lingo of the Cloverdale Rodeo and Exhibition (not very far from
Vancouver, BC), individual items are always called 'entries'. Even
