where I quilt
04-16-2011, 09:19 AM
#27
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Originally Posted by clynns
Lets see, If I leave now, I should be able to be there in about 10 hours. Maybe, we have high winds and lot's of rain. But hey, I guess we could just camp out at your quilters retreat. What a wonderful idea. He must of loved you very much. It's taken a few years, but my DH is finally coming around to how important quilting is to me. It feels great to have your passion validated. You go girl!
04-16-2011, 09:25 AM
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I'm sitting here in awe....I can't imagine someone being that against fabric being in the house! OMG LOL I think I would get a complex & think he didn't want ME in the house with my fabric! But what a wonderful idea if you can do it. That would be so neat to hold retreat & sewing classes at. What a wonderful wonderful space you have. still sitting here in awe........
04-16-2011, 09:25 AM
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What a great place to have and I like that you've opened it to others to share in the fun. Quilters have heart. Also like that hubby valued your quilting talent enough to give you that place, and now it works currently for wife studio/hubby office. Sounds like a win-win if I understand it correctly.
04-16-2011, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by RDM
What a great place to have and I like that you've opened it to others to share in the fun. Quilters have heart. Also like that hubby valued your quilting talent enough to give you that place, and now it works currently for wife studio/hubby office. Sounds like a win-win if I understand it correctly.
