Murphy's Quilting Laws
#91
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Happily @ Southwest Florida
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This is absolutely my story. His needs are always urgent. I couldn't possibly be in "the middle of something important"....LOL ....oh yeah, and when I finally get back to sewing, my bobbin is sure to run out.
#93
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Mechanicsville, IA
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No matter how many duplicates you have of rippers, small rulers, thimbles awls, pins etc, etc. you can never find one when you need it no matter how hard you look. When you don't need them you can lay your hands on 6 of any one.
#95
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Camarillo, California
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Just what I was going to say (from experience of course)
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My newest Grandson, Caleb Austin, was born May 29th. I am now Grandma to 4 precious babies. I am so blessed!!!!
My newest Grandson, Caleb Austin, was born May 29th. I am now Grandma to 4 precious babies. I am so blessed!!!!
#96
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Camarillo, California
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When you have been Free Motion quilting and finish to find that a corner of the quilt somehow got turned over and you have quilted miles over it. Then have to remove all the stitching and smooth out the backing and restitch all the areas connecting the FMQ.
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My newest Grandson, Caleb Austin, was born May 29th. I am now Grandma to 4 precious babies. I am so blessed!!!!
My newest Grandson, Caleb Austin, was born May 29th. I am now Grandma to 4 precious babies. I am so blessed!!!!
#97
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: near Peoria Illinois
Posts: 1,638
These all so funny. thanks to all for the laughs.
You take your machine to a workshop, get all out on the table, to get ready to sew, and you find you have left the foot control/power cord at home!!
You take your machine to a workshop, get all out on the table, to get ready to sew, and you find you have left the foot control/power cord at home!!
#99
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 292
Have you ever cut pieces out for a pattern yolu thought you would like, then find another pattern that was REALLY what you wanted, but the pieces are about twice the size of all the pieces you just cut and you are out of fabric.
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