Problem trimming quilt
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#11
Quilting Raven , 06-25-2022 02:20 PM
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09-02-2023Quote:
I have a torti that does that. In fact I have a quilt that I delayed binding for hours today because she was sleeping on it. Originally Posted by bearisgray
My white cat liked to stretch out on his side on fabrics - as long as he could - and then he would press his "hair release button"
#12
Quilting Raven , 06-25-2022 02:22 PM
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The dog was locked in kitchen jail. Every time I try to work on the floor she thins it’s time to play fetch and stands on my fabric. If I ignore her she drops her ball on my hand. Originally Posted by pennyhal2
What an enchanting photo of a kitty enjoying your quilt! Sometimes I think my dogs enjoy my quilts just a little too much.
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I don't let my 2 little dogs or my black cat in my sewing room. I have had many cats and dogs over the years. I have already experienced most possible problems.
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Quilting Raven , 06-25-2022 03:30 PM
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The problem with that at my house is my quilting room tends to turn into a quilting house. Since I set up the longarm it’s easier to trim in my living room and my embroidery machine is currently on the kitchen table. Originally Posted by Jingle
I don't let my 2 little dogs or my black cat in my sewing room. I have had many cats and dogs over the years. I have already experienced most possible problems.
