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I'm with all of you ladies. Comfy loose jean, jams and t-shirts and sometimes, pjs and robe or just robe and undies minus the bra.
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LOL you don't have to kid! I think there are alot of us that if given the day, we will stay in our jammies all day until we absolutely have to get dressed. When DH goes out of state (which is VERY seldom) I may not get dressed for 2 days! I'm here by myself, no one here to smell good for!
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Originally Posted by stevendebbie25
Be comfortable, I'm usually alone in the country, hubby works away from home, so jeans & comfortable. I learned from a quilt retreat, how many wear an apron, keeps the strings off your clothes, adds a pocket for keeping seam ripper or snips handy. Tried it, liked it, I can run to town and not look like I'm the dust mop now.
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Originally Posted by jitkaau
What else (?) - my diamond tiara and plastic sling - backs...
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Nothing special. Shorts in the warmer weather. Now that it's turning cooler I usually wear jeans, sweats or a warm-up/jogging suit.
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Originally Posted by littlehud
I wear sweat pants and a sweat shirt in the winter and capris and T shirts in the summer. I want to be comfy at home. Oh....and no bra please.
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Oh this thread is funny, the guys should love reading it!
I wear shorts and tee in the summer and usually pj's and my fuzzy robe in the winter. |
It is important to be comfortable while at the cutting board/sewing machine.... whether at home or on retreat! :-)
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Jeans and a tshirt. Lovingly covered with dog and cat hair and my own as well as a colourful assortment of stray threads.
Oh, and the fan on. It is the time of life in which I have power surges so it keeps me from stripping. |
what ever I wear its usually covered with little pieces of thread!
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