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08-05-2014, 12:52 PM
#41
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My grandsons were coming over so Gammy could show them how to sew just a little bit, when they got here the 1st thing the oldest asked was "what is this for & can I use it" it was my rotary cutter I said No it's very very sharp so of course while clearing off the table sliced the side of my finger bled like a stuck pig. Grandson said your right Gammy I don't want to use that!
08-05-2014, 03:50 PM
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08-06-2014, 04:00 AM
#46
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I was cleaning up my room and rotary cutter fell to floor. OF course I had the blade out and it landed blade side on my foot and cut a nice clean slice where my toe connects to my foot Superglue to the rescue and no scar and no infection. I guess superglue has to be included with my quilting notions.
08-06-2014, 06:49 AM
#48
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After 10+ years of quilting, I joined the "club" 3 weeks ago -- I cut of the side/tip of my finger at a nice angle (LOL). Hurt like the dickens. No stitches, nothing to stitch. It has healed over nicely but it is still very tender. I was so mad at myself, and I'm still not sure how I managed it.
A dear friend presented me with a gift of guards that stick onto the ruler, and they're great!
A dear friend presented me with a gift of guards that stick onto the ruler, and they're great!
08-06-2014, 10:35 AM
#50
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Location: England (GB), born Argentina
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Never mind cutting yourself with the rotary cutter. I was making some sofa cushions and cutting off the surplus piping - I thought to myself this I very tough piping ad when I looked had cut off the top of my knuckle! Luckily in England we have the National Health Service so did not have to pay .
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