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Public Service Announcement:
It's going to be in the 90s F and very humid in Pittsburgh for the rest of the week. If you're going to be wearing a fursuit, especially outdoors, or know someone who is, learn all you can about the symptoms of heat exhaustion so you can recognize it if it happens. And please take iced water with you.
Hope all yinz enjoy Anthrocon. Keep safe and have a great time!
Pittsburgh meets folk motif meets a candy-colored rainbow fade. Designed to be stitched on black canvas for a high-contrast pop, the Rainbow
Long story short: in my small town full of really kind and inclusive people, there are still some real loud-mouthed bigots. I want it to be very clear that my studio doesn't tolerate that bullshit and is instead a safe haven for all the marginalized folks looking for community in craft.
So I designed a Rainbow Yinz. I come from the land of "Y'all Means All," and haven't heard a Pittsburghese equivalent yet, so I made do. (And incorporated a little floral folk motif for the Pennsylvania Dutch of it all.) The framed original will be coming with me to all future vendor shows until we have a physical studio space. And then I'm gonna hang it from the front window.
Anyway, rainbow capitalism is a minefield, but if you cross stitch or know someone who does, grabbing this pattern means supporting a small business run by a queer wheelchair user and her funky disabled hype-man of a husband whose honestly drowning in yarn at this point. And also our dog:
saturday evening at PNC Park (hometown pride pic)
pennsylvania is crazy cause wdym i sound totally different from people who live thirty five minutes away from me
like theyre talking normal and compared to that i sound like i walked out of an 80s cowboy movie what is happening
british people writing american characters i need y'all to know very few of us would refer to a group of people as "you lot"
My fellow English speakers, how do you make “you” plural? Reblog with your state/region/country.
Y’all
Yinz (correctly)
You-uns
You guys
You lot
Yous/Youse
Just “You all”
Other (put in the tags!)
Kenny: What, pray tell, is a 'yinzer'?
Ashley: lol i think it's somebody from pittsburgh because in pittsburgh the second person plural is "yinz" where i'm from, it's "you'ins"
Kenny: Ahhh. TIL!
Ashley: lol where'd you hear the word?
Kenny: Reading a progression/cultivation fantasy/litRPG series "The System Apocalypse: Reckless." They are indeed in Pittsburgh.
Ashley: lol
Kenny: Thus me asking you LOL
Ashley: *pennsylvanian salute*
Kenny: Hmm. I'm imagining that as being slapping me with scrapple.
Ashley: LOL jen suggested boxing your ears with a pair of soft pretzels from wawa but that's because she's from philly
