Friday, October 22, 2010

Fiskar

Fiskar, the younger


and slightly more hirsute brother of Olfa.

34 comments:

  1. He doesn't look that much hairier!

    BTW: Had to google 'hirsute' ;)

    Love them both x

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  2. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE tell me this will become a pattern soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon

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  3. one more thing ... what fabric did you use for the armour?

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  4. I love the word hirsute almost as much as I love Fiskar. He's fabulous.

    But I'm with Kate - I don't think he looks much hairier. If he whips off the tunic, has he got a hairy chest? Or maybe a hairy back? Actually I think should stop there ...

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  5. OH Hes is wonderful too. Hair or no hair.
    xo

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  6. So good!! love everything about him!

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  7. I'm so glad you are a part of my blogging world. You bring a smile to my face every time. What epic journey awaits the brothers?

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  8. He's seriously cute, I love his little nose armour :o)
    Lizzie
    xxx

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  9. I think hirsute is one of the best words in the English language and I think that Fiskar is a spunk!
    Have an ace weekend Jodie.
    ps. your facebook is spamming me.

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  10. I wish i was their little sister Helga, how cool to have such tough brothers!! Love Posie

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  11. LOL!!! Do they have a brother named Zwilling by any chance? He looks like a very strong young man!

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  12. Love them Jodie - they are brilliant.

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  13. Also a pair of gardening shears ...

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  14. tee hee... are you sitting there with a dictionary??
    I certainly am now :p
    Cute Fiskar!!

    Somehow these are very 'Knighty' names!!

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  15. I wasn't sure if hirsute meant hairy or chubby! The consensus seems to be hairy! Gosh, what could be the next names???Might need a trip to Spotty to check them out haha
    PS Word verification: codstent harharhar

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  16. I just love the names you have given to these knights. My own knights of the workroom - my hardworking rotary cutters - although they bear the same names are nowhere near as attractive as your wonderful characters.

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  17. Both are very cute. :)

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  18. I love that word! "Hirsute" Must now find a way to use it in everyday conversation.

    You are so inspiring.. in so many ways. ;-)

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  19. Fiska looks older than Olfa, to me. I don't know why. Both are handsome young knights. I feel a story coming on??

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  20. I have read somewhere, that the earliest versions of armour were actually made of heavy felt, which was dense enough to deflect swords and arrows. I don't know if it's true, but it makes sense and it certainly supports your method.

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  21. Well now, that is a bit crafty ;-)Are we taking bets on the name of the third knight?

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  22. What a hottie! As long as he doesn't resemble a carpet... that's all good!

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  23. Hmm, now let me see - which knight in felty armour do I love the most?? Too difficult to choose; they're both gorgeous, Jod (or should I say noble and gallant and well-armoured, cos I don't think knights understand the concept of cute.)

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  24. Totally had to look up HIRSUTE. These are totally cute.

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  25. I think they should rescue sisters called Janiome and singer!!! LOL

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  26. Janome and Singer......sorry about the tpyo's.... hehehe

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  27. Hirsute is a great word...glad His Hairiness is not overly so. Not like those dudes whose beards barely graze their eye sockets!

    Hmmm, Olfa. Fiskar. I sense a trend...

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  28. Do they have a sister called Clover perchance?

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  29. I am thinking there will be a Mundial of the round table coming up???

    Or maybe Gingher of the sharp blade??

    The grey felt is perfect for the armour - they look great - with or without hair!

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  30. Fiskar the Fabulous!!! That must be the reason for Olfa's tonsure. doesn't hirsute run in the family??

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  31. You know they now need a dragon to slay and a damsel to save.

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Hellloooooo !!!!