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Can anyone translate these in french or give me french fashion words?
Q. Can you translate these into french: Hairpin Designs, Needlework Artist, Color Pallet, And can you give me some other french fashion words? If you can do any of this, thank you SO much. More that I will love if you could translate Be Free Barefoot through Fields
Asked by Katie B - Fri Jul 11 18:31:36 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hairpin designs: Dessins aux epingles a cheveux Needlework Artist: Artiste de couture Color Pallet: Pallete de couleur I don't know if those are spot-on but most likely they will work. "Couture" actually means stitching, not needlework exactly - but I think that translates correctly. The word Couture is also used just to represent the word fashion in France - as in "Haute Couture" or high fashion, which refers to designers like Christian Dior or Coco Chanel. "A la mode" means in style, while "moche" means ugly when you are referring to clothes. Shirt: chemise, Pants: pantalon, Belt: ceinture, Shoes: chausseures Additional: Be free: Sois (informal) Soyez (formal) libre. Infinitive: etre libre. Barefoot through fields: Pieds nus dans… [cont.]
Answered by Andrea H - Fri Jul 11 18:42:04 2008

Is it OK for a 7th grade boy to like things like Knitting/sewing/needlewor k ?
Q. Is it OK for a 7th grade boy to like things like Knitting/sewing/needlewor k ?
Asked by nicole993 - Sun Aug 12 18:31:47 2007 - - 33 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ummm yea its ok why wouldnt it be...its a bit feminine but who care be greatful hes doing his own thing and the girl above me sounds like an idiot cuz ur not asking this in the pregnancy questions lmao thats what ppl get for being mean
Answered by dizzi - Sun Aug 12 18:36:12 2007

I want to get a tattoo, but I don't know what to expect.?
Q. I have alot of friends that have tattoos and I think they are really cool. However, I was told that there are needles and alot of pain involved. I am very scared of needles and I don't deal with pain to well. But after I had an NCV (nerve conductivity velocity/EMG (electromyography), broken wrist, neck sprain, a concussion, a pinched nerve in my neck, and really bad back pain due to scoliosis, I figured it couldn't get worse than that. I was wondering what the least painful place to get a tattoo is, how much needlework is involved, about how much you actually feel the needle, is it better with or without color, etc. I was thinking about getting a little sun about 2in x 2in, I drew it at work, on my right shoulder blade. I've heard that… [cont.]
Asked by sugarkittn17 - Sat Mar 31 12:45:11 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. from experience it does hurt but it will hurt less on a fatty spot because it can't hit a bone there. i have one on my back and it hurt like h***. but the pain went away pretty fast. a few of my friends were with me and had tattoos also, one on a leg and she thought it tickled, and her husband had one on his shoulder, said it hurt like getting a shot but wasn't too bad,,it just stung. in my opinion get the color..it looks nicer and sticks out more...like why would u have a coloring book if u werent going to color the pages...
Answered by wonka_nerds_lover_79 - Sat Mar 31 12:51:18 2007