mhollifiel

Boy, I'd love to have you for a quilting buddy. No matter who showed up at the door or what we needed to run an errand for, someone would always be ready to face the world. Maybe more of us who quilt in groups should start doing a designated "dressed decent" person, a rotating duty, of course! I am betting that you are ALWAYS ready for anything! My mother would have loved you and I am SOOOO jealous. I will try to do better, I promise!

maryholt

Blue jeans and T-shirt and shoes, I am retired from my job but live on a farm with my husband and never when I might be called to run outdoors for a while. but I love blue jeans and t-shirts so I am ok.

owlvamp

Oh I wear my black pants and whatever shirt I wear. I always dress comfy when sewing .

quiltyjax

Am retired - so what ever I pull on in the morning works for quilting. I do have a couple of outfits for church, or funerals which are not decorated with quilting jewels - you know, all those pretty coloured threads.

quiltapillow

I live in the country; jeans and shirt; so if I have to go out I don't have to stop and change; Never know when the neighbors cow or horse or other creatures might be just out side the door. Always prepared. Get up get dressed; jeans and shirt; solid shoes or boots then get my coffee and tv programs/quilting board then go quiltroom.

JBeamer

I am so glad to hear so many of you dress the same way I do. Comfort first. Always thought most people got dressed in "clothes" for their retired look. So glad I fit in with so many of you. Nightgown or jammies rock!

Pilgrim

It's cold here 3 degrees F. My husband keeps the house too warm for me so I wear shorts and t-shirt most of the time. I have sandals on at the moment.

IBQUILTIN

I am generally in sweats and a T-shirt when I quilt. But I don't color coordinate for classes