[lace] YLI Colours

2009-03-21 Thread Brenda Paternoster
Following the recent discussions about UK and US spelling, does anyone in America have a spool of 'YLI Colours'? Does the label say Colours or Colors? It's an American company but the spool I have, which was purchased in UK at Ally Pally Knitting Stitching, reads 'Colours' and was made in

Re: [lace] YLI Colours

2009-03-21 Thread Sister Claire
Maybe I can throw in a word or two here as someone who was a translator for a couple of decades. For a long time it was usual for UK companies to keep UK spelling when they marketed in the US because UK spelling was believed to be perceived by Americans as having an aura of prestige. For a

Re: [lace] YLI Colours

2009-03-21 Thread Ilske Thomsen
Sister Claire, it is still the same thing in big companies I know from a girl friend. Ilske Am 21.03.2009 um 11:21 schrieb Sister Claire: Maybe I can throw in a word or two here as someone who was a translator for a couple of decades. For a long time it was usual for UK companies to keep

RE: [lace] YLI Colours

2009-03-21 Thread Angel Skubic
AM To: Arachne Arachne Subject: [lace] YLI Colours Following the recent discussions about UK and US spelling, does anyone in America have a spool of 'YLI Colours'? Does the label say Colours or Colors? It's an American company but the spool I have, which was purchased in UK at Ally Pally

Re: [lace] YLI Colours

2009-03-21 Thread Brenda Paternoster
Hello Sr Claire and Ilske Thank you for that info - all the more reason to keep to my English spelling! Brenda On 21 Mar 2009, at 10:21, Sister Claire wrote: For a long time it was usual for UK companies to keep UK spelling when they marketed in the US because UK spelling was believed to