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lalaland 07-17-2010 10:53 AM

I think that's amazing! My DH and I would drive each other crazy having the same hobby but we're still trying to find that wood/fabric thing that we could combine together for a shared project!

Pineapple Princess 07-17-2010 11:32 AM

Great job!

Janie Q 07-17-2010 11:41 AM

I showed the picture to my husband and told him thats what I'm gonna expect of him when he retires. LOL

lallyann 07-17-2010 05:06 PM

that is so pretty!! I really love it! I sometimes wish my husband would like to help me with quilting, but I guess he probably wishes I would enjoy hunting and taxidermy. I suppose its ok to have our own hobbies!

annieshane 07-17-2010 05:10 PM

This is such a precious story and obviously a precious hubby. Honey, if he cuts out enough 2 1/2 squares to make a quilt like that and doesn't complain, I would also be happy to fill his bobbins.

You have a keeper ... hubby and his quilts. Do keep us posted on the quilting machine. This should be FUN!! So glad you both can enjoy your craft.

ctmhjenn 07-17-2010 10:07 PM

I have been trying and trying to get my husband sewing, but he would rather be making bullets for his guns. Sad..he has nothing to show for his work except to make more.

Buy him an accuquilt and start selling his cut squares, and that will keep him away from your "longarm" when you get it..lol

Babs194068 07-18-2010 04:28 AM

Great job. How wonderful that you can both do something you enjoy doing together.

#1piecemaker 07-18-2010 04:47 AM


Originally Posted by Janie Q
I showed the picture to my husband and told him thats what I'm gonna expect of him when he retires. LOL

Hope it works!!!! Really I never expected my DH to conform. I eased him into it. Now he gets a little braver and braver. Maybe it won't be too long before be will fill his own bobbins :lol:

#1piecemaker 07-18-2010 04:51 AM


Originally Posted by ctmhjenn
I have been trying and trying to get my husband sewing, but he would rather be making bullets for his guns. Sad..he has nothing to show for his work except to make more.

Buy him an accuquilt and start selling his cut squares, and that will keep him away from your "longarm" when you get it..lol

I don't think he'd ever sell his squares. He's got them stacked in neat little piles all over the house plus in all those plastic shoeboxes. He just keeps marking a cutting more. Some of the ladies at our church have given him their scraps. We wash and iron them and then he marks and cuts and sews. It's pretty cool to get him interested. The only thing is.... he gets to wrok on his more than I get to work on mine. :roll:

puck116 07-18-2010 06:07 AM

Lucky you to have a husband who will join you in quilting. I keep trying to get my husband to try it. I have a friend who got a mid arm frame set up and guess who does all the quilting on it? You guessed it, her husband. She hasn't even tried it yet and it has been over a year. I tell my husband if he let me get a frame set up then he can quilt with it.


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