fccs’s Inuk & Nanuk February 2022

[fccs]

I don't think it is offensive either - but I think I'm sometimes getting over-sensitive because people do seem to take offense more quickly than they used to.

Did a bit of Googling as well, and "Nanook of the North" was a 1922 (!) semi-documentary about an Inuit family. The man was called Nanook, except he wasn't really, the film maker felt his real name was too difficult for Western viewers....

That's what I remember as a child. Any child dressed for a "real" midwestern winter might be referred to as Nanook. (I always took it to mean really snug and warm when going out to play; a sensible way to behave in -0 weather and snow, after all.)

I agree. I'm all for bundling up like Nanook. It makes me think of the little brother in A Christmas Story.

[fccs]

I finished this last night.

[Steam.Jo]

Just what we need on a cold winter's morning. Well done

Jo

[wendywombat]

Great finish!!

[rcperryls]

Perfectly stitched on perfectly chosen fabric!! Love it!

Carole

[Squirrel]

I still have a smile every time I see this cutie. A great finish.

[karen4bells]

Absolutely love this!! Great stitching Debby!!!