Inchie Ear
Hi All. Thank you for visiting Jumbled Crafts. Not much to show today but little things mean a lot and especially inchies which are fun to make and often stretch the imagination a long way.
The theme for Every Inchie Monday this week is Ear
I used a picture of a pig's ear and decided to look up the saying, 'Making a Pig's Ear of something'
Still not sure what it means but it has something to do with another saying, ' You can't make a silk purse from a pig's ear.' Who would have thought a pig's ear could be so interesting ??
We are doing work in our garden to make it more user friendly for the future either for us if we stay, or for people who follow us in the house if we move. Lots of ideas and lots of work but it will be fun.
Have a great day
Love Chrissie xx
We are doing work in our garden to make it more user friendly for the future either for us if we stay, or for people who follow us in the house if we move. Lots of ideas and lots of work but it will be fun.
Have a great day
Love Chrissie xx
Nice inchie, my dog used o love eating dried pigs ears, they were her big delicacy. Have fun in the garden, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI've heard both expressions & can make a pigs ear of things but never managed the second! Good luck with the gardening.
ReplyDeleteSally
oh gosh interesting piece of inchie here Chrissie.xx
ReplyDeleteA brilliant inchie, enjoy your work in the garden.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.
In China pig ears are a delicacy-
ReplyDeletesuper inchie Chrissie!
Happy gardening!
oxo
Susi
Never heard - but now will remember, it's so fun :)) Well done ear, anyway ;)
ReplyDeleteHugs xx
I like it :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool Chrissie ! Love it ! Hugs, blessings and love from Catherine
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, and it would be nice if we could make a silk purse out of a pigs ear.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, and it would be nice if we could make a silk purse out of a pigs ear.
ReplyDeleteLove your interpretation of the two quotes.
ReplyDeleteHa what a fun idea, it looks great, and if I understand the expression right,, I certainly don't think you've made a pig's ear of it... (see I thought it meant making a hash of something)....
ReplyDeleteHope you had fun in your garden!
This is a fun take on the theme Chrissie, love the pink ear, You reminded me of my grandmother using those quotes, especially when we tried to make things as kids and didn't have what we needed.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
love your piggy ear - and you explanation of the expression - well done
ReplyDeletegreat inchie, I agree about the many uses of a pigs ear, lol
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, made me smile! Hope this doesn't mean you have given up on your original idea! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteLove your pigs ear inchie.
ReplyDeleteThings you learn about ears... Another fun inchie, I don't know how you manage!
ReplyDeleteFunny ear. I love reading people's responses to this inchie. Have fun in your garden :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea... A pig ear and pearls... a funny combination!!! Another fab Inchie, Chrissie.
ReplyDeleteMar xx
Love it! My son's dog likes pigs ears! Have a brilliant day! c
ReplyDeleteI love this because it all arises out of the words! I've always loved the saying about not being able to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear... it seems a little sad to me that in the 21st century we've given up on even trying to make the silk purse, and just go straight for making the pig's ear!! Brilliant little inchie.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx