kitncraft

I find I have to "reverse sew" quite often if I try to sew and watch tv at the same time but I found an easier way than the seam ripper. I save the dull blades from my cutting wheel and use them to cut the seams apart until they too dull for even that then throw them away.

purplefiend

Frog stitching....rip it rip it

barbaraJane

I use my evening time for my hand sewing. But then again I usually "listen to" the TV, rather than watch it.

glenda5253

I've been working on sitting up a true sewing room in our 3rd BR and all I have in there so far are the sewing machines and my notions carts so it is freaky quiet in there when I'm working on a project. :shock: Must get a radio, tv or something in there to make some noise! :!:

wanderingcreek

I do all of my hand sewing at night when my GS is in bed. I can't use the machine becausse then he can't sleep. I usually have the radio blaring out oldies or the TV on when I sew.

Sewze

I always have the computer (at least 1, sometimes 2)on and usually have the TV on & listen to it as I sew. If I need a stretch break, I walk over to my desk and sit down at the computer for awhile.

The Quilt Gypsy

Since I've had a computer (over 10 years now), I doubt I have read more than a dozen books! So I joined an audiobook club and listen to books while quilting. Now I get to 'read' again!

pawebdoctor

I enjoy watching my tv shows... but feel like I am wasting valuable time now doing something else... so, I work on projects at the same time.

luckylindy333

speaking of watching tv, and sewing, I have to pause and look at the tv every once in a while, so I take that opportunity to stretch. If I don't I will end up with a sore back! Great idea to listen to books while sewing. You can get books on CD and mp3's out of the library now, too... Pandora radio is a great idea, too.

glenda5253

What exactly is Pandora radio?

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