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franie 03-31-2010 12:18 PM

I sew during the day and rarely at night as I am too tired at night. Lately my best sewing time is from 9:30-noon. I love to go to all day sew ins too--sometimes I do more chit chatting there than sewing--LOL.

franie 03-31-2010 12:18 PM

You lucky dog! This was for anglgrl--finding the vintage quilt! Still trying to figure out how this message board works.

franie 03-31-2010 12:20 PM

I use a needle dome and it is similar without the knots.


Originally Posted by Mz.D
I am very new at all this quilting stuff....but something that has come in handy for me so far... is to thread several needles onto the spool of thread..tie a knot in the end...and whenever you need one...simply take the knotted end and one of the needles...wind off as much as thread as needed...Make sure that all the needles that you arent using stay close to the spool itself..break the thread where needed..DON'T forget to tie a knot in the end.


franie 03-31-2010 12:25 PM

I say this all the time too!


Originally Posted by Lucille A
i retired 10 years ago, and I, too, and busier than I have ever been. I do not know how I ever had time to work!!!!!


franie 03-31-2010 12:28 PM

A day without sewing is a waste to me. I find sewing so relaxing.

Originally Posted by Suse
I sew whenever I have time. 8-)


franie 03-31-2010 12:31 PM

I love this! I used to knit and crochet too. My hubby is used to my addictions now too after 46 years.

[After being married to me for 54 years he is use to me "playing with thread and strings"[/quote]

grammypatty7 03-31-2010 02:08 PM


Originally Posted by anglgrl
Grammy patti I just wanted to tell you I was shocked to find a vintage quilt at the swap meet and it is a king size quilt fits my bed perfectly, at a swapmeet in Victorville on Saturday this past weekend. I never find deals like this and also no one ever gives me quilts but this one was for me!!! lol The lady sold it to me for 4.00 no stains or rips its probably 40 yrs old. I love it.

Wow, lucky you. I've never found anything like that myself but I'm not fond of crowds so tend to avoid such places but several ladies in my chapter have found such wonderful buys. Enjoy. Can you take a digital photo and share with us? We'd all love to see your bargain. Enjoy. I'd say it was definitely meant for you.

grammypatty7 03-31-2010 02:09 PM


Originally Posted by franie
You lucky dog! This was for anglgrl--finding the vintage quilt! Still trying to figure out how this message board works.

Me too. Message boards are nice but a bit of a challenge but I'm still a bit of a newbee here too. Getting there gradually.

anglgrl 03-31-2010 03:49 PM

I sew morning noon and night and If I get tired of it I take a day or two off then its fun again.

franie 03-31-2010 04:12 PM

I would if I could but my back usally tells me enough already! LOL Today I loaded a quilt on my Lizzie for quilting--prep time takes a while too.

Originally Posted by anglgrl
I sew morning noon and night and If I get tired of it I take a day or two off then its fun again.

:-o


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