Humpday Triviola
Ok....so you decide to do a new woodworking project. It's a period piece. Your goal is to have something that will be adorned at random and any old way. What is the common term for your intended adornments?
Tom
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#2I'm thinking does your term start with a "G"?
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In needlework, this is called a sampler.
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#4stuff? ;-)
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#5Nope.
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#6Not it.
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#7Tacky ? :-))
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#8Re: Tacky ? :-))
Not correct but you and Dan are on the right path.
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aybe this is broke
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#10Hint
The answer is actually within the question. Except you know it by a common term in a different language.
T.
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Re: Crown?
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#12Re: Hint
Something old and something new?
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#13nope
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#14Not it...think "en Francaise"
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#15Hint Update
So the answer is literally within the question. The answer is a French translation of sorts for these words.
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#16Re: Hint Update
Are you thinking "collage"?
Fred
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#17Nope
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Embellissement?