akisan

Although I'm retired now, I still send clothes to the cleaners. I'd rather be quilting than ironing. And yes it becomes a chore when you have to iron shirts.

Landers

I hear you! My husband always make comment to family & frineds how he can't get a button sewn on a shirt. I think our DHs need to learn how to sew! Ha!Ha!

teacherbailey

This goes along with the shirt that needs ONE (yes, one) button sewn on---and the button is right there with it----that's been sitting in my crafting room for over a year, while I've worked on many UFO's and dreamed about other quilts that I want to make. I really like the shirt, too--- I just can't get around to that button. And I agree about the ironing as well!

MargeD

If you weren't living in Minnesota I thought you could be talking about my husband. I hated those darn shirts and he took years to switch to poly/cotton shirts. Fortunately for my DIL - I taught my son how to iron and if he didn't want to iron his shirts he sent them to the cleaners. I trained him well - he even cooks, cleans and is a major hands -on father, and a very good one at that.

TeesMeema

This happens to me also, not only with the iron.

I've been on the pc for a few hours especially on here or some other site relating to quilting and my DH asks if can he can get on the web to check on something and I fall to pieces as if IT WERE HE ON THE WEB and I need to check on My quilting information! I'm terrible, I know :mrgreen:

Debbie B

Because ironing clothes is a chore!!!

craftymatt2

WOW, I get this same thing, so I hand them coupons for the cleaners or tell them to do their own.

Sorrelpen

You hit the nail on the head when you said "chore". pressing seams is making something you enjoy!!!!!

trolleystation

I know exactly how you feel. Can quilt all day but do not ask me to shorten a pair of slacks.

JACRN

Just throw it back in the dryer for a few minutes. that's my answer. hee hee.