midgie1

I am left handed and have learned to use my right hand if all else fails. I knit right handed and the computer mouse I also use right hand.

Sassylass

I too am a lefty and have no problems to speak of. Have left handed scissors and my rotary cutter is set up for left handed.

Vat

I, too, am left-handed. The only difference I have ever been able to see between my friend and me is that I get lots more accomplished than they do. HA ! HA !

christina d

Iam a lefty I am also a cook and a quiltmaker I also knit and embroider and crochet.

Abby'smom

welcome from se TX -- not a lefty

frugalfabrics

..I'm thinking that lefty's use the right side of their brain...which is the "creative" side.

ccthomas

Using a needle left hand is different than right hand. I was trying to do needle turn applique and the instructions were definitely set up for a right hand direction. Embrodiery stitches are often geared for right hand.

The same with cutting with scissors.

dinlauren

I am ambidextrous and use my left hand as much as my right, however I do sew mostly right handed because I too went to a Catholic school and had nuns who thought left handedness was wrong. Also, when I learned to sew as a young child I only had right-handed teachers....mom, aunts, etc. so do most of my crafting right-handed.

clipper35

Lefty here, but I use both hands if I get tired with one I just use the other one. The only thing I do lefthanded is write.

cctilly

I'm a lefty and the teachers at school tried to make me a righty. But my Mom set them straight! I use those razor siscors and they don't make any difference on which hand you use. I used to use regular ones with the left hand, you just learn to adjust your grip. My hubby bought me a lefthanded pair and I couldn't cut with them.