I really am a quilter now.
#11
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Some where in way out West Texas
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Cminor, sorry to hear about the cut, be sure to use anibotic cream or something on it regularly, to keep down infection. Metal cuts and often be excellent for a good ole infection. Keep it clean, wishing for a quick healing. (Dr.) not really,lol Gerbie
#15
Thanks! I am such a baby. It is on the outside of my left index finger. And I am left handed, so I can't even write well.
I get migraines, and took a pill for that just before this happened. So I ended up bleeding for hours and hours because of the pill making the blood thiner or something like that. Just a little cut, but it is such a hard spot to keep pressure on. Not to mention the baby part again, but my husband had enough of the whining by time we went to sleep.
I looked like a goof with my finger in the air every time the dogs came around. I was afrid they would bump it! :)
I get migraines, and took a pill for that just before this happened. So I ended up bleeding for hours and hours because of the pill making the blood thiner or something like that. Just a little cut, but it is such a hard spot to keep pressure on. Not to mention the baby part again, but my husband had enough of the whining by time we went to sleep.
I looked like a goof with my finger in the air every time the dogs came around. I was afrid they would bump it! :)
#17
When I first started quilting (5 yrs ago) I cut my finger from end to end down to the bone and had 18 stitches to close it and stop the bleeding! I thought all quilters cut their finger, ater that you are a true quilter. lol
#18
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Cedarville, Ohio
Posts: 230
I've been there and done that too. I cut the tip of my left index finger off and I've never felt so much pain (and I've given birth to 4 children). I almost passed out. Believe me, I'm much more careful now.
#20
Originally Posted by cminor
I have been working on organizing my scraps the last couple weekends. I started with deciding which size strips to cut, then from there do bricks and last squares.
Today . . . I cut my finger with my rotery cutter :( Now I really am a quilter.
Sorry for the short post - it is hard to type with no index finger.
Just a nick - but darn it!!! :)
Today . . . I cut my finger with my rotery cutter :( Now I really am a quilter.
Sorry for the short post - it is hard to type with no index finger.
Just a nick - but darn it!!! :)
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