The word "gingerly" used to mean "elegantly, daintily" before it came to mean "extremely cautiously" in 1600. It comes from the Latin word gentius, which means "(well)-born". Today, "gingerly" is used to describe a delicate touch, usually to avoid hurting someone or something.
Love this. Yes, Brail paper has such a unique feel. Pam, you’re my Bob Ross of crafting. I learn so much with a therapeutic environment. I too make sound effects with crafting and at work. Too funny. Thanks !
Good Morning! This video is perfect timing as I am working on filling my altered composition book, which I love and am enjoying working on it so much. Can't wait to add the tiny tag tuck idea to it! Oh, and the button card and the all the other cool ideas from this video. Going to have a busy fun filled day for sure! Thanks for all your ideas and inspiration! Hope you and Sunny have a wonderful day!
Love the ephemera you used got some ideas thanks for sharing. Wow tidy desk shock 😅😅😅 oh what would we do without our cute new's reader spilling the beaz at the end 😂😂😍🐾🐾
"Gingerly" origin is uncertain but it's believed to have come from the Old French word "Gensor", meaning delicate. Gingerly was first used in the 16th century to describe dancing or walking with dainty steps. The word was later used to mean elegantly, daintily and eventually to mean " extremely cautiously".
Lovely ideas Pam. I have real paper but it's white can that be coffee dyed? Quote: "Kindness is spreading Sunshine into other people's lives regardless of the weather. -RAKtivist. Huge hugs. Namaste 🐞🐞🐞
