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I did...with sewing machine needle. Yes, ended up being 911 call cuz I was home alone. Yes, to the ER to have needle removed. Yes, had a tetnus shot. No, no sympathy from DH. Did I learn my lesson...I think so.
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Maybe some sympathetic insurance company should offer coverage for quilters - sort of an on-the-job injury policy - payouts should be just enough to pay for some new fabric!!
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Originally Posted by quilter on the eastern edge
Maybe some sympathetic insurance company should offer coverage for quilters - sort of an on-the-job injury policy - payouts should be just enough to pay for some new fabric!!
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Well maybe not "all the time" but I have done it and usually panic sets in until I compose myself to raise the needle, ouch. I hope yours feels better.
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Thankfully I have not experienced this! Sounds painful.
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I did it once on an old Singer machine. It stopped the machine and I had to remove the needle from the machine, still stuck through my left index finger and nail, and head to the ER. This is when I learned that I am allergic to Tetanus shots. Last week I ran a #11 between down under my fingernail to the bottom. I have the cutest little red line under my fingernail now!
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ouch i haven't yet and hope not to. i hate the sight of blood
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I hope your finger heals fast!
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I do a lot of hand quilting. I have broken a needle and had the broken end go all the way to the bone. Talk about taking the wind out of your sails. Luckily it was sticking out about 1/8th inch and I keep a pair of thin needle nose pliers in my kitchen. Pulled it out and cried like a baby....
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Ouch I hand quilt also and I know how that feels.
Pat homecaregiver |
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