Do you have to check for threads hanging on your clothes before leaving the house?
10-25-2011, 09:18 AM
#11
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oh my, yes, all of the time.
It's not as noticeable in the summer, but in the winter I have a lot of black and brown (slacks, skirts, jackets) and I have to really check them before I go out.
I've more than once sat in church and picked off a few threads...AFTER sitting down from singing.
It's not as noticeable in the summer, but in the winter I have a lot of black and brown (slacks, skirts, jackets) and I have to really check them before I go out.
I've more than once sat in church and picked off a few threads...AFTER sitting down from singing.
10-25-2011, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Kathios
A quilting buddy of mine recommends that you wear your top inside out while quilting. When you are ready to go out, turn your top right side out, and no threads!
10-25-2011, 09:54 AM
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i'm a clean as you go person, so i take the time to place all my threads in a neat pile or directly in the trash bin if one is near. i'm the same way with the kitchen. i just hate general cleaning.
10-25-2011, 09:58 AM
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My family and friends are so used to the strings, they would think I quit sewing if I showed up stringless. My DH can tell how much sewing I have done by the amount of strings on me and the cats & dog.
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