Yooper32

That looks like a great fabric design. Don't let em cut right through the best parts.

nightquilter

Sorry to her about your arm! But as far as the problem with the peas fallin' off the spoon, just dont eat them!! :lol: :lol:

RobertaMarie

Been there,done that. Broke my right arm and it really put a stop to lots of things. Personal hygiene one of the biggest challenges... I am very "right" handed. Learned to use my left hand for lots of things, but not sewing. Thankfully I am healed, but still have a metal reinforcing to hold the bones together. May you heal quickly and painlessly. Take care. We don't heal as quickly as we grow older. Prayers and blessings.

bluteddi

Saw the Dr yesterday..luckily, he said it was healing faster than he thought ( YEA ) this cast will come off in 2 weeks, then he will decided if I'll get a new cast or be able to go to a splint......I am left handed, but can do many thing right handed, but for the first 3 weeks it hurt to even move it. I"m able to style my own hair now ( for the most part ( YEA )) The last few daysor so, I've been making crazy quilt blocks out of my scraps ( DOUBLE YEA!!) but can't handle the wt of even the slightest yardage or cut straight at all. so, I've not tried anything but carzy blocks...... I needed to think some of the scraps out any way..... Sewing is my therapy... it helps me from going completely daffy!

And YES< I have a million projects planned!!! things to do fabric to cut, projects to sew!!!