Annya

Michael does too and David as well.

Pzazz

My dad was as straight as they come. When he retired, he took up quilting and made about 50+ quilts before he passed, 30 years later!!!! All the grandkids have a quilt made by him, and a few nieces and nephews have weddings quilts from him.

Patti

fivepaws

You may be too young to remember that Rosie Guere (that may be spelled wrong) used to do needle point and a number of men on the Board are quilters. I think it is a great idea. My DH helps me all the time with color and cutting.

A1Lori

They also do great with counted cross stitch kits. Just visited with one who does that in his motorhome when he can't be using his woodworking tools.

SWChick

Everyone has been so helpful. I hope that all of your responces will do the trick. I decided that not only will I give him hard copies of your responces but print out the pictures of the quilts you guys have posted. This is going to br my Valentine gift to him. Since he spends nearly 24/7 a home he needs something to keep him busy and if he likes it he will have to get out some to get fabric cause my stash will only go so far. Hopefully he will contact some of you. THANKS

Old man- New quilter

I went there and found that it was full of 'questionable' posts. The site should be called " Quilt GAY"

jdavis

Do you all remember the football player, Rosie Greer? He used to do needlepoint!

sherriequilts

so did Bing Crosby!

sylviasmom

don't for Ricky Timms.

Beginner64

Tell your DH not to ever be intimidated by anyone about becoming a quilter. I too am a male quilter and I love to make things with my hands including wood working. It is a way to relax and unwind for me and I wouldn't give it up for any negative comments from any person ever.