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when the quilt is finished and beautiful (as it will be) you will have a cute story to tell for the next 30 years of his life...how he survived near disaster....so laugh about it now too....
kisses and licks sound like a good idea too.... |
You never know how much children pay attention to what you are doing on your machine.My 2yr. old grandson watched me sew and while his mom was in another room(now it was unplugged and pushed to the center of the table where she thought he could not get to it)decided to plug it back up turn it on and sew,but the needle got his little finger and he could not get away.He wasn't hurt just mad because mom caught him and had to get him loose.
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OH DEAR!
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Originally Posted by Pam
I licked mine to, they still talk about it! Nothing nastier smelling than a spit bath! HAHAHAHA
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Originally Posted by marsye
SEND HIM HOME!!!!!!!! :thumbup:
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I think I'm going to have to unplug my machine anytime a certain young man pictured in my avatar comes over. I always find it switched on and the light going whenever he's been in the house. Grampa just doesn't keep a good enuf eye on him when I'm not at home.
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I would have to kill!
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Originally Posted by mlaceruby
Sorry but I can relate!
dog used to sleep at my feet I got up to answer the phone and she shifted herself and layed on the foot pedal sewed a great big tangled mess for me! |
If he's old enough to know bette, he needs to be disciplined... sounds like he definitely was not 'trying to help'. I, too, bet if you let him know how upset you were he will never do it again - to be safe make sure he has a reminder - like the KP duty suggested... or any number of other chores. BUT make sure he gets a hug too! ;)
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Originally Posted by erstan947
That is grounds for banishment!!!!! Rule # 1 nobody and I mean NOBODY messes with my sewing stuff!
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