Here's an easier way :

Go to this link:

http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/details.php?room=%23craftster&net=Aniverse

Click on where it says "Chat now in room #craftster!"

Voila!

This link does work indeedy but everytime I've tried to go into the chat, there's nobody there

Beautiful work!

It makes for a lovely skirt alright (it's gorgeous!) but as a dress it's pretty too!
(Congrats by the way, you and your husband look blissfully happy together!)

Nice work!

Also, your blog is funny to read, I'll be reading it more often!

Awh that's so cute and brilliant!

 

Wow, that's absolutely gorgeous! If it's ok with you, I'd love to get a copy of the pattern and attempt my own!

I'm not really sure to be honest, Gaelige (Irish Gaelic) is a weird language and it doesn't have certain letters of the alphabet, (Q, V, W, X, Y and Z) but ISL has all of of the letters so I guess it would follow the English syntax.
 I've watched a few Irish sign language shows on tv but I wouldn't be sure how different they would be to others. (I haven't watched television in years so I'm well out of touch!)

 Pretty cool that your mother was a teacher in that field, it must be a great feeling being able to teach someone to communicate.

Funny that we're talking about deafness actually because very briefly after getting my hearing aids (at age 25 and after I think 8 operations), I realised that I had never heard bass before in my life. My friend Steve put on "Coded Language", leaving me gobsmacked and wanting to do this calligraphy piece

Wow, what a wedding outfit!
Well done, that looks magnificent!

For a hand sewn project you did really well! Kudos

Hahah my friend works at that market, I know it well!
 However, I found it very difficult to actually get a stall there but I'll try again!