You know you are a quilter when....
#14
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Join Date: Mar 2013
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"A friend of mine was working on a quilt late one evening when she decided she needed a particular shade of blue. Her husband came in to say good night. The pjs he had on were perfect and she grabbed her scissors and cut a hunk big enough to finish her quilt. "
Oh my...I read your post to my husband and he could not stop laughing. He has been thru so much living with a quilter. Now he is worried about his clothing. That was funny. We quilters do what we have to do.
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"A friend of mine was working on a quilt late one evening when she decided she needed a particular shade of blue. Her husband came in to say good night. The pjs he had on were perfect and she grabbed her scissors and cut a hunk big enough to finish her quilt. "
Oh my...I read your post to my husband and he could not stop laughing. He has been thru so much living with a quilter. Now he is worried about his clothing. That was funny. We quilters do what we have to do.
#15
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Tri-Cities, Washington
Posts: 757
No but I want to...DH has become a shirt shopaholic I swear. He's obsessed with buying new shirts because he can't pass up the good deals he finds (I thought men didn't like to shop). He now has so many shirts there isn't enough room for them in the 3 bedroom closets in our house. I've been threatening to start cutting them up for quilting fabric for a long time. I just LOVE all the shirts he buys so why not? I'm sure they would make a very handsome quilt...all those lovely plaids...mmmn scrumptious! Him having all this fabric around when I have this quilting addiction is like torturing a cat with catnip but not letting her have it. Now does that seem right to you???
#17
Guess it depends on how much you like the blouse. I have bought shirts at thrift store to cut up because they were the color I wanted. I first look in the extra large section to get the most fabric. I say go for it if you can live without the shirt.
#19
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Jozefow, Poland
Posts: 4,474
No but I want to...DH has become a shirt shopaholic I swear. He's obsessed with buying new shirts because he can't pass up the good deals he finds (I thought men didn't like to shop). He now has so many shirts there isn't enough room for them in the 3 bedroom closets in our house. I've been threatening to start cutting them up for quilting fabric for a long time. I just LOVE all the shirts he buys so why not? I'm sure they would make a very handsome quilt...all those lovely plaids...mmmn scrumptious! Him having all this fabric around when I have this quilting addiction is like torturing a cat with catnip but not letting her have it. Now does that seem right to you???
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