majormom

Quilting can be dangerous to your health! Pins stick into you, machine needles try to sew you to your quilt, and rotary cutters are waiting to cut off whatever they can from you - people just do not realize what we go through making them a quilt!!! Included in our costs list of fabric et al, time etc, should be danger pay :-) when we consider what to charge for a finished quilt!
I hope you heal quickly, and that you'll be able to get back to your favorite pastime! Maybe if you wear a thimble on all your fingers while you use the cutter, your fingers won't be in such danger! (joking) Sorry you are hurting.

needles3thread

Oh, No! That sounds terrible.

fivepaws

Oh ouch!! Please take good care of it. No infections allowed!!!!

CorgiNole

Ouch. I hope the rest of the healing is uneventful. And that you don't have to give up sewing for too long.

Cheers, K

bearisgray

Uh, oh. Sorry you did that to yourself. Hope you heal quickly with no complications.

BarbaraSue

Ouch that does hurt! been there, done that ... just a different fingertip. The blades are sharp enough to cut fingers, but sometimes too dull to cut fabric. Take care. Cringing for you.

butterflies5518

ouch! One weekend I dropped the cutter, got nipped and then turned around and picked it up wrong,got another nip, same finger 1/2 apart. Please be careful and don't use it when tired!

vondae

So so sorry. Keep it clean and dry and heal up quickly. You won't have to do those holiday dishes!! HaHa

scrapykate

Oh No!! hope you heal quickly but in the mean time, no doing handwashing for you!!! that's someone elses job. Don't get those stitches wet.

Elainequilts

A good reminder to us all to be careful and never use when very tired or rushed