Does anyone's husband/wife complain about your buying fabric?
#163
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Arkansas
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I'm lucky my husband doesn't say any thing about what I buy. But I am careful not to over do it. He likes the quilts I make for him and also know that Christmas present are bought a head of time and so are birthday gifts.
LOL my grandson wanted to know why I was cutting up a big piece of fabric into little pieces and then making big pieces from them. He is 4 and I am starting him out right he picked out the fabric for his quilt and was watching me make it.
LOL my grandson wanted to know why I was cutting up a big piece of fabric into little pieces and then making big pieces from them. He is 4 and I am starting him out right he picked out the fabric for his quilt and was watching me make it.
#164
My DH is encouraging, although he certainly doesn't shop for fabric with me. He knows sewing is my passion, as his is hunting and fishing. It works both ways for us. Whereas he can just hunt and fish pretty much during the day, I can sew well into the night also. Every now and then he might ask me if I'm going to the dungeon again. LOL
#165
I must say though, that my husband was the one that encouraged me to buy my Bernina about 7 years ago. He went online and at that time they had a no interest deal so he told me to go for it.
Same for me. I got my Bernina two years ago because my old machine was giving me some problems. DH told me to get a new machine. I told him what I wanted was pretty expensive, and he never checked the price, just said get what I wanted. If he only knew....
Same for me. I got my Bernina two years ago because my old machine was giving me some problems. DH told me to get a new machine. I told him what I wanted was pretty expensive, and he never checked the price, just said get what I wanted. If he only knew....
#166
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 1,918
Well does your husband have any hobbies? If so tell him he can't spend either. I don't understand women that let their husbands dictate what they do. With all the work a woman does around the house, meals, clothes etc and working a person should be able to do what they want. If you are a stay home woman you still deserve to have a great hobby. I would say good-bye love.
#167
My sewing room is a 16X24 Building so I can sneek my stash in with out bothering him I usually go shopping for my stash with my sister or a friend I found it easier to ask for forgiveness than permission to buy stuff
#168
never says a word he is always interested in what i will make next i can tell when he is missing me he coms down stairs and sits and talks and watches then he goes back up i am on eof the lucky ones i geuss you should say he is the best what makes me happy mskes him happy i am spoiled i geuss (he is too)
#169
Originally Posted by dljennings
Originally Posted by Eddie
My wife and I actually keep separate checking accounts. Her paychecks go into her account, mine go into my account. We each have designated bills to pay each month, and having separate accounts just makes it easier to manage. So she doesn't care what I spend my money on, and likewise I don't care what she spends hers on. We've been doing it this way about 10 years now, and life is much less stressful now!
#170
Now that all the kids are through college and no money owed to anyone, hubby and I are always surprised at how much we don't spend now. After raising three girls, a couple hundred a month on fabric doesn't get a reaction at all.
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