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I do some of my best praying behind my machine :lol: :lol:
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If I get a chance I do, it isn't work to me, it is my
relaxing time. So, I don't feel guilty. But I know many people in my area, frown on doing any sewing on Sunday. |
Yes best time to pray for who you are making the quilt for.
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Amen!
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I often do, in the afternoon or if the weather keeps us inside ... I work M-F, so if I don't quilt on weekends, I won't get anything done :roll:
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I do quilt on Sunday as it relaxes me
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Sounds like my Irish grandmother. I don't think there is any harm in quilting on Sunday. Like many women, it's sometimes the only day we have to ourselves; especially if you work. Enjoy!
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Sounds like my Irish grandmother. I don't think there is any harm in quilting on Sunday. Like many women, it's sometimes the only day we have to ourselves; especially if you work. Enjoy!
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Originally Posted by charity-crafter
I think it has something to do with old time religous beleives. Sunday was the day of rest and you were supposed to rest. I never quite understood that because Grandma, Mom and aunts in my family spent the whole day cooking dinner after church for the extended family and the only ones resting were the men as they watched TV. Then the kids got stuck washing all the dishes. I was never so happy to see a tradition fade.
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I look on my quilting I guess DH s Granny told me it was against God to quilt on Sunday. She always cooked up enough food on sat as she really believed not doing anything on Gods day. Yes, after 63 yrs I still quilt on Sunday.
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