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Qbee 02-03-2011 02:51 AM

You will be able to prove him wrong very quickly! LOL :D
We have some WONDERFUL quilters on here that are men. I'm sure they will be commenting as soon as they see your post!

Deecee 02-03-2011 03:45 AM

My DH knits, does cross-stitch and leadlighting. He would quilt as well but my sewing room is too small for both of us to share.

He is also very handy with a circular saw and other "manly" things.

Get your hubby to check out some of the intricate work the guys on this board do. He's bound to be impressed.

glassnquilts 02-03-2011 03:46 AM

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My dad worked with wood for years. I have been quilting for years and my mother took it up about 5 years ago and is a hand quilter. My dad (with no sewing experience) decided he wanted a longarm. He has learned to sew and is good with his quilting. He has a great eye for color and design.
Here he is with one of his most challenging quilts.

PegD 02-03-2011 03:50 AM

And then there is that guy that did the last supper. Show him that, he will be impressed. I can't think of his name right now.

Momma_K 02-03-2011 04:26 AM


Originally Posted by PegD
And then there is that guy that did the last supper. Show him that, he will be impressed. I can't think of his name right now.

Hey!! Check this out!! It's sooo interesting and cool!! It's about the man and how he created the Last Super Quilt!!

http://www.thesupper.net/made.htm

ptquilts 02-03-2011 04:36 AM

My DH has been quilting right along side me from the start. He cuts and sews, I design and hand quilt. A perfection partnership, couldn't do it without him!

susie-susie-susie 02-03-2011 04:50 AM

don't forget in the past most, if not all, tailers were men. I think men have great eye for precision and detail. The quilts on here made by men are just beautiful. Good luck helping him get started.
Sue

Suzan Larrimore 02-03-2011 05:03 AM

Here in Delaware there was a gentleman quilter who also designed quilts. He started his career in quilting because he wanted to quit smoking. He was also a member of a local biker group. You can do a google search fro him under his quilter name name, Biker Dude or his real name of Butch Meyers. He also had a job at the LQS.

ckcowl 02-03-2011 05:10 AM

there is a museum in Colorado that is MEN WHO QUILT... find the web site...do a search...there are sooooo many famous men quilters...Ricky Timms; Joel Dewberry; Kaffe Faccet (well i think Kaffe designs and has a lady sew); - visit fons and porter's web site...through the list of shows they have featured a number of male quilters...also Sewing with Nancy---from Nancy's notions has featured many men...there are so many...and tell your hubby...
through out history MEN HAVE RULED THE TEXTILE WORLD...women are new

Hen3rietta 02-03-2011 05:32 AM

My Aunt taught me how to tailor garments but it was my Uncle, who installed elevators for a living and had hands like hams, who taught me how to embroider as he was taught by my Grandma.


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