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grandmahoney 04-04-2014 09:51 PM

I wear a old t-shirt and blue jeans. Being comfortable is the most important.

tesspug 04-04-2014 10:44 PM

I read on QB once, she wore her shirt inside-out to sew and then turned it right to go out. Just remember to turn it right.

omacookie 04-04-2014 11:41 PM

Thanks for all the suggestions. Helpful and funny at the same time. Hugs and keep the lint roller handy !

Quilter Day-by-Day 04-05-2014 12:12 AM

Most of the time I'm in my PJ's day or night when I'm quilting. I usually change clothes before I have to go to town but occaisionally some threads follow me out the door.

moonrise 04-05-2014 01:45 AM

I keep my old clothes that have gotten holes in them or something spilled on them, and use them for my "art" clothes. I do a LOT of different kinds of crafts, not just quilting. If I get paint or glue or glitter or thread on my old clothes, it doesn't matter. I keep washing and wearing the old clothes until they're completely worn out ... and even then, sometimes I sew the holes up and keep right on wearing them. :)

I do, of course, change clothes before I go anywhere, and all my friends/family know to call first if they plan to come by. :D

Aurora 04-05-2014 03:17 AM

Where I live people actually go to WalMart to shop in their pajamas. A few strings attached to me are rather insignificant.

On days when I have no plans to go out, I wear a t-shirt and sweats. My UFO Day clothes frequently have strings attached and I usually shop for my mother before returning home. The only ones who mention the strings are sewing friends who couldn't attend the UFO.

Krystyna 04-05-2014 04:07 AM


Originally Posted by LavenderBlue (Post 6660376)
How about those medical "scrubs" tops. I've seen solids and cute prints in our local K-Mart. Very economical too.

*DING* DING * DING*!!! We have a winner! Will check them out at Walmart today. Great idea!

Janie67 04-05-2014 05:28 AM


Originally Posted by Krystyna (Post 6658296)
Usually I don't wear anything special, but from time to time I need to go out and inevitably I am covered with little snippets of thread, fabric and batting. As stylish as this look is, I would love to find a pattern for a "sewing smock" -- nothing too complicated. Any ideas?

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I made a reversible apron that helps except with sleeves. Have gotten a lot of compliments. I can wear quilt related pins and I made a pocket for Kleenex . You can attach a pin or scissor minder also. Very handy and available. It is not quite as warm as a men's shirt but you can make cute aprons from them.

Onebyone 04-05-2014 07:30 AM

I get dressed every morning. In cool weather slacks and pretty top and in hot weather I don't wear shorts , I like easy fitting summer dresses and skirts. Do my hair and put on min. make up. Nice enough to have to be out in public anytime or answer the door. I don't like to wear sweats or pjs during the day, makes me feel not ready for the day. Threads on my clothes don't bother me at all in public or at home.

qltgrose 04-05-2014 10:26 AM

Have a big ole lint pick up roller and roll it over you before you go out...


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