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Sparkling Lake 11-16-2012 11:02 AM

Oh geez! I am so sorry. I have worried about that. I even wondered if you would be stuck at the machine and not be able to get to a phone to call anyone!

momto5 11-16-2012 02:50 PM

Wait til it happens with a LA....now there's a real buzz!!

Dodie 11-17-2012 05:22 AM

That could of been me yesterday it did hit the bone and broke the needle still can't find the needle tip but will keep an eye on my finger thanks for the tip on soaking in warm soapy water never thought of that

quilttiger 11-17-2012 05:24 AM

A sewing machine needle went through my index finger one day while I was sewing as a teenager. My mom took me to the family doctor who took a look at it and said it will be ok. No tetanus shot. That was MANY years ago. A piece of thread had been caught underneath the nail so it was interesting to see that darn thread travel up the nail as it grew out!

LTeachergeorge 11-17-2012 05:56 AM

I must have jerked when the needle went into my fingernail, as I couldn't find the tip anywhere. An x-ray showed it was in the finger, and I had a doctor cut it out. The shots to deaden the finger just about did me in, and I have a high tolerance for pain. Sorry you joined our club!!

Linda

slbram17 11-17-2012 06:30 AM

That is an ongoing fear I have...Were you doing free motion quilting? I can see that happening really easily while doing that kind of sewing.


Originally Posted by quilter1 (Post 5658631)
I just sewed through my finger- ouch. At least I missed the nail and didn't bleed all over the quilt, the most important thing! LOL. Guess I'll stay away from the machine for a day or so. That's what I get for hurrying.


AZ Jane 11-17-2012 06:54 AM

LOL, did that in the 70's while making clothes for the kids. Right thru the middle of my index finger, home alone, stuck to machine. Gritted teeth and slowly pulled finger off needle. Cried like a baby because it scared me soo much!!

Amythyst02 11-17-2012 06:57 AM

"knock" on wood, I have never done that, I hope your finger feels better quickly.

wildyard 11-17-2012 07:58 AM

Aww so sorry to hear that you are now one of us! Soaking is a good suggestion, and yes, making sure your shots are current. Mine took weeks to stop hurting, guess it was a nerve ending kind of thing. Hope you heal quickly and are back at the machine soon!! Hugsssss

alwayslearning 11-17-2012 08:04 AM

Should we just close membership in the club so no one else needs to suffer our pain? Done that, been there, really we don't need more company. Heal quickly!


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