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Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
Originally Posted by lynnie k
My GF needed a large sweat shirt for a quilted jacket so she borrowed her hubby's favorite sweat shirt that was getting ragged and needed some mending. She made the Jacket and he commented on how pretty it was BLK/RED When he asked if she knew where his sweat shirt was she didn't have the heart to tell him that the jacket he admired was what he was looking for. She wears it on date night. he is still looking for his sweat shirt it has been 2 yrs. So look through the mending maybe you will find something to add to your finished quilted projects.
"I love you so much Honey that I wanted to be able to wear something of yours so I feel closer to you!!!" |
If it needs mending at my house, it goes into a box to be outgrown.
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Originally Posted by PurplePassion
Just mend one thing , then at least you can say you are working on it.
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Mend. Do it and get it over with so it won't sit there nagging you.
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mending what the hell is mending. I'm a new yorker we don't mend, we just buy a new one. Would you ask Picasso to paint a house???lol!!! Stop mending and start sewing that way your hubby will see that you need that table asap!!!!! yesterday! now!!!! lol!!!!!
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sounds like you answered your own question lol.... you want and he wants lol great trade off, good luck
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Originally Posted by Rachel
mend the recent stuff, throw the rest out (he'll probably never miss it, tee hee). Then you'll have time for both AND get new shelves!!!
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Originally Posted by sewwhat85
mend for the shelves
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MEND ---------you have no choice.
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My mending just gets pushed to the side. I DO NOT like mending!!
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Well I mended ... and I'm still waiting for shelves. How difficult would it be for him to cut and mount 3 boards I ask you. BTW I've been waiting for these shelves about 2 years now ... i need to nag more ...
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