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Did you know you can buy dog hair (fur) shirts and rugs for dogs? Pet grooming places send the clippings to a place that weaves it into thread.
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Originally Posted by Ritacarl
Did you know you can buy dog hair (fur) shirts and rugs for dogs? Pet grooming places send the clippings to a place that weaves it into thread.
Rita |
Originally Posted by Ritacarl
Did you know you can buy dog hair (fur) shirts and rugs for dogs? Pet grooming places send the clippings to a place that weaves it into thread.
Rita |
Originally Posted by sewjoyce
Originally Posted by Therese
Threads on clothes are the sign of a creative person. :)
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I think I'll just stick to cotton fabric!
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I was driving down the road a few days ago. Hubby in the passenger seat,our two little dogs (a poodle and a chihuahua/pug mix) was in my husbands lap, on the poodle...hehehe was some thread. He must have picked it up when he was in my sewing room. I have one heck of a time getting the thread scraps into the trash can too unless I look. I think they should invent a "automatic thread catching trash can" that way we never miss the garbage can. LOL
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there are 2 things you will take with you when you leave my house, thread and dog hair. lol
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Originally Posted by Ritacarl
I learned to pick up the thread rather soon after a time of sewing cause my cat got a piece of longer thread and I found her choking with the thread sticking out of her mouth I pulled about 2 feet out of her that I am sure had already found it's way into her stomach. Rita
I am so looking forward to having all these problems. I hope to be in my sewing room in our new home in about 2 months. |
Am I the only one who---has no pets but has to check for quilt hairs (also known as threads) on my clothes before going away. LOL
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I heard it once said that noone leaves a quilters house without pieces of thread on their clothes, so yes your a normal quilter!!
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