desperately seeking a word and my mind

[sixlostmonkeys]

Can anyone help me out?

what's a good way or rather the in way to describe a pattern, especially on fabric that is colourful and flowery?

I can find the on switch for my brain today

can should read can't

...one of those days

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Curtain material

Cath Kidson?

hmmm, I want something snazzy, with-it...ohh I dunno

edam - i wish!

vivid?

bold?

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robust
sumptuous
??
im a bit old too know anything that's 'in'

'rare' is a cool word tho atm, according to my younger friends!

elaborate, flamboyant, rococo...

I'm wanting to sell some gardening gloves on ebay and wanted a good word to go in the title to make ...like hundreds of people bid on them

yeah yeah, I'll prob get 50p if I'm lucky

chic flowery floral cotton gardening gloves anyone?

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sumptous flamboyant floral gardening gloves?

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Cath Kidston-esque!

'happening' gardening gloves

love the word baroque but it won't apply and someone could get funny with me

Funky is great! - but they ain't funky dammit

I'll get thrown of ebay if I say Cath Kidston-esque - double dammit

HAPPENING!!!

Happening floral chic gardening gloves

do you all agree?

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I was jokin, yet if it works then great!!

Hey I feel really cool now, esp as I'm 38!!

retro chic?

Ohhh, whilst i've got you lovely lot throwing great suggestions at me Could I ask...

What are the In fabric patterns with young children?

Reason: I'm thinking of making laundry bags and pump bags etc (maybe personalised) and was wondering what would go down well (apart from cath Kidston)

My DS is 11 so I'm outta touch with the younger kids. Would it be camouflage for boys? Patchwork for girls? that kinda thing?

pirategirl - you're a young-un!

eeee i remember when I was 38......

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