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shillelagh · 19-11-2006, 18:10

By the way Gayles show was brilliant. You could make bracelets, necklaces, brooches - i did and im wearing it now, out of junk stuff, you could have a go and making a rag rug, be face painted, henna painted which i refused - could imagine Gayles face if i'd been done up like a tiger going down the catwalk, be african head dressed - which i did, make a mask, and there was cornish pasties and indian food to eat. There was also a japanese woman who told the history of the kimono and dressed a volunteer up in one. There was indian dancers and they were very good. They also told the history of the indian dance. They even got the mayor and mayoress up dancing. Then there was some dancers doing an eastern dance and a gentleman playing the Sitar (that is how you spell it isnt it? If it isnt there is an edit button here!) Then the Fashion Show. There was 7 of us altogether. 6 wore indian clothes and then me - had a nigerian Akko if thats how you spell it. Anyway you will see the pictures - kipax took them. Anyway it was a very good show.

Ok thats what i posted on Burnley web.

19-11-2006, 18:10	#77
shillelagh God Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: at the border .. Posts: 8,194 Blog Entries: 252 Liked: 1627 times Rep Power: 489677	Re: Fashion, Fabric and Fun By the way Gayles show was brilliant. You could make bracelets, necklaces, brooches - i did and im wearing it now, out of junk stuff, you could have a go and making a rag rug, be face painted, henna painted which i refused - could imagine Gayles face if i'd been done up like a tiger going down the catwalk, be african head dressed - which i did, make a mask, and there was cornish pasties and indian food to eat. There was also a japanese woman who told the history of the kimono and dressed a volunteer up in one. There was indian dancers and they were very good. They also told the history of the indian dance. They even got the mayor and mayoress up dancing. Then there was some dancers doing an eastern dance and a gentleman playing the Sitar (that is how you spell it isnt it? If it isnt there is an edit button here!) Then the Fashion Show. There was 7 of us altogether. 6 wore indian clothes and then me - had a nigerian Akko if thats how you spell it. Anyway you will see the pictures - kipax took them. Anyway it was a very good show. Ok thats what i posted on Burnley web.