Wow where did u get that?!Probably the best thing I've brought this year.
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I wore a brand new light pink jumper today for the first time, and had onion hummous. Of course, however careful I was, that jumper was destined to have a blob of hunmous land on itCute jumper! I'm no good with white though, I'm not a messy eater but if I was to slop something it would be while I'm wearing white and it would be a curry. I wonder if it comes in black.
Of course it did, because it's new.I wore a brand new light pink jumper today for the first time, and had onion hummous. Of course, however careful I was, that jumper was destined to have a blob of hunmous land on it![]()
Could well be. I call knitted things jumpers and cotton things sweat shirts.I've never used the term sweatshirt or even sweater... anything that has long sleeves and isn't either a shirt or a long-sleeved t-shirt is a jumper! Are the terms sweater/sweatshirt Americanisms?
It could be. I'm Canadian, the term jumper isn't really used that way here... a knit long-sleeved shirt would be a sweater, a cotton weave fleecy shirt would be a sweatshirt. To me a jumper is a one-piece outfit... maybe a playsuit or romper in the UK?I've never used the term sweatshirt or even sweater... anything that has long sleeves and isn't either a shirt or a long-sleeved t-shirt is a jumper! Are the terms sweater/sweatshirt Americanisms?
It's called a onesie here lolIt could be. I'm Canadian, the term jumper isn't really used that way here... a knit long-sleeved shirt would be a sweater, a cotton weave fleecy shirt would be a sweatshirt. To me a jumper is a one-piece outfit... maybe a playsuit or romper in the UK?
That sounds amazing Sue and Smartie. A jumper with your own guinea pigs on ... wonderful.
Yes, sweater/sweatshirt are American. I've never heard anyone call a sweatshirt a jumper. Jumpers are usually something a baby would wear. At least they are where I'm fromI've never used the term sweatshirt or even sweater... anything that has long sleeves and isn't either a shirt or a long-sleeved t-shirt is a jumper! Are the terms sweater/sweatshirt Americanisms?