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Oh nursie you are so lucky. Sounds to me like he is already gaining interest. It won't be long.

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Originally Posted by nursie76

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Originally Posted by cjomomma

Hi and welcome to the board. May I ask what your wife' s board name is. We are a family here. All the men and women we seem to share our lives with each other.

It's me, nursie76, I am the lucky wife of "husband-of-a-quilter".
He really is my better half, no doubt about it...was just "consulting with him on colors for the border of a quilt a little while ago.
Maybe you folks can help me convince him to learn to quilt 8-)

It is just a matter of time!

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Originally Posted by Sadiemae

I predict that you will be beginning your first quilt quite soon. I think you are quite an awesome husband, your wife is lucky. I think you are probably a very lucky husband also.

wow were can I find a hubby like you. mine see's me doing something and tells me I should be doing something else like the books or housework or anything else he can think of.

Hi and welcome.It is so nice to hear of a husband that supports his wife's hobby.

Welcome Husband! I chuckled when you mentioned sewing machines that cost more than the cars you drive. Hadn't thought of that, but it's true. Nursie says you are helping her with color selection. My husband is so much better at color than I am!

my father is an avid quilter, my mother also quilts. but dad took is up after he was disabled due to rhemitod arthris. It keeps his hands limber. they can always be counted on to donate a quilt for any function such as grads from church to church fund raiser even church conferences. Neither one has gotten into FMQ to hard on their hands but mom ties all the quilts. here are a coulpe pictues of their work the first is my nephew kyle's church graduation quilt. I actually did the blocks and never got around to setting them so gave them to them. they thought it was extra special that his aunt had mad the blocks.
the second is a second quilt my dad made using thangles. i was trying to get hin to do HST were still working on them but since I'm in Missouri and they are in Minnesota its a challenge. but I am very proud to have a dad that quilts!! Now I just need to get my husband quilting, but his support is AWESOME!!!

kyle's quilt L to R, Dad, Kyle, Mom

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Deanna's Birthday Quilt

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Hello & Welcome Husband! Glad to have you here with all of us! It seems to be that you two are both very blessed to have each other!

Hi and welcome from Michigan

Welcome to the board! Lucky you, Nursie. It's wonderful to have a husband that supports your passion.

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Originally Posted by mygirl66

Hello & Welcome Husband! Glad to have you here with all of us! It seems to be that you two are both very blessed to have each other!

Speaking from the wifey side of the relationship, I definitely feel blessed to have "Husband" as my DH....it was 34 years this past April.

Mstanridge - Your parents are so generous with their talents. Your dads quilts are beautiful and the blocks you pieced also.