What a nice thing to do on a good day. Your DH is sure a keeper.
And I'll bet he loves his new quilt. This really does take me back, way back to my childhood and watching Grandma in her rocking chair on the front porch. I was usually churning the milk for butter and buttermilk, but I got my turn on the needles but loved the old pedal machine a lot. |
I would have never thought of doing such a thing. It looks gorgeous so show us a full pic of it when you get done. Nothing like being a bit unconventional. :-)
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Glad to see you were able to get out and enjoy a beautiful day. :)
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Haven't tried sewing outdoors, except for hand sewing! Hmmmm! :thumbup:
Even tho your pic is blurry, it still looks like a great quilt! |
Wow, sewing outdoors.....what a wonderful idea!!! Great job on the quilt, too!!!
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That is so cool! It never would have occurred to me, I just open windows. You idea looks like more fun.
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Sewing out of doors...how wonderful. I would love to do that except is was over 100 degrees today. Your quilt is fabulous. Even with a blurry photo we can see how fabulous it is. Lucky guy!
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Originally Posted by Airwick156
My husband set up the picnic table and plugged in my sewing machine and I went to town and finished this quilt for him. He helped by holding it onto the table so that it didn't get dirty on the ground.
What a hero that Charles is. I need a hero in my life. I actually have one, but he doesn't know it yet. ;-) Smooches from me and little BuBu. |
When we go camping, I take my sewing machine along and nine times out of ten, I sew outside. I have more room on the picnic table too!
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Quilting outside?
Now this is a new idea to me! Can it be considered a sport if you do it outside? And such a beautiful quilt, too:) |
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