[ACCEPTED] City Guides for crafters .... What about Latinamerica?

[sweets4ever]

So... My proposal is the following: How about creating a Spanish-English dictionary? Simply creating a topic, where we can all add crafting terms we learn, ask about those things we can't figure out and maybe even include a list of useful links to websites in Spanish. I think this would be useful even for those who can't speak the language and happen to come across some pattern/tutorial in Spanish.

I bet that would be VERY helpful for lots of members!  Feel free to create such a topic anytime.  I'm thinking it would probably be best in Misc. Discussion & Questions.  Just be sure to have a descriptive title so everyone can easily tell what it's about.

Thanks for the input & ideas, shaints!

[shaints]

OK, sweets4ever... I've started it!
Here it is: http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=265119.new#new
Unfortunately, I can't continue right now because I need to work for a while tonight.
Let me know what you think and I'll continue adding the things I know and can easily find out through the week. (Well, and actually through a longer period of time...)

[sweets4ever]

WOW!!  It looks awesome!

...I'm going to study it, too!

[medea]

I´d love to have a Latin American board! I currently live in Colombia, but back in Costa Rica I organized a Stitch´n´Bitch group and everything  

I'm casting my vote. I do believe that it is a terrible gap to not have a Latin American Board... Even if there isn´t *much* interest at the moment, once people see that it is up, they would flock over there

[jungrrl]

 

http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?board=411.0

[sweets4ever]

Yay!!

[shaints]

Yay 2!!!

[mirchita]

triple yay!!

[catita21]

yes, i would like a latin american board
i live in australia and i miss writing/talking/ to people in spanish and i am looking for more help re; cross stitch with latin themes
gracias 

[jungrrl]

The Latin America board already exists.    However, we ask that people stick to English on Craftster, unless they write the same message in both languages (Spanish and English for instance).