Confessions of a Crayon Pusher: April 2010

CRAYON PUSHER
Main Entry: cray·on push·er

Pronunciation: \ˈkrā-ˌän, -ən also ˈkran\ \ˈpu̇-shər\

Funtion: noun

Etymology: a human who creates with paint, pencil, pen, French crayon, from diminutive of craie chalk, from Latin cretaie

Date: 1591 - 1644

1 : one who pushes a paint brush, spins wool, has more than one sewing machine, owns a: glue gun, kiln, knitting machine, quilting frame, ceramic molds, millinery molds, band saw, a room filled with fabric, a centrifuge machine and/or a knife making grinder; has every kind of equipment or tools known to man.

especially: an artist who drives husband nuts because she dabbles in all areas of fine art and crafts and hopelessly can't decide, concentrate or specialize in any one particular interest, medium or discipline.

Confessions of a Crayon Pusher

Sunday, April 25, 2010

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