brushandthimble

Ditto! Honey whats for supper?

Astramorgaine

Okay, where'd you hide the cameras? That sounds just like my house! I have to wait until they're(2 girls, 17 and 12) in school to get something done, but then SO many other things come along that need attention... I just try to sit and sew a little when I can fit it in. Ballpark, I might get 5-10 hours a week for sewing. Today was a good sewing day because they went back to school after 2 snow days! WOO HOOO! I was able to recharge my creative battery for 4 quiet hours :)

brushandthimble

Since being laid off I probably average 40 hours a week. I have a machine in the living room in front of the TV, and one across the hall, some of it is just motivation. Today, no sewing...

Loretta

I try to sew everyday, some days all day long.

Loretta

I try to sew everyday, some days all day long.

daisyboo9

and people look at me funny when I say "wooo hooo....have the house to myself for 2 whole hours!" as soon as they are all out the door I head straight to the sewing room....and I am sooo bad, I don't even answer the phone sometimes!

skpkatydid

Not nearly enough!!!!

thismomquilts

I thought when I was able to quit working that I'd be able to sew more often - NOT! - two homeschooled boys and a husband... well, 'nough said!! :) I do try to sew each day, but don't always get around to it. I agree - have it all cut out and then when you have a few minutes - sew!! when you have a few hours - sew!! I am in the process of moving all my stuff upstairs so I can leave it out and then sneak away every once in awhile.

ckcowl

i 'try' to sew every day...i work 40-56 hours a week but i go to work at 3 in the afternoon and work 16 hour shifts (till 7am) so when i get home in the morning sometimes i climb right into bed till noon, sometimes (like now) i come home and waste my sleep time on the computer...with my sewing pleading for me to get to it :) either way, if i don't start sewing in the morning i'm at it after lunch till dh gets home, on my days off i live in the sewing room(right after vacuuming, dusting, you know the bare necessities to keep home liveable :)

Hunnybunny

I keep bugging my DH for me to retire. He's not buying it. I get in maybe 10-12 hours a week.