Handquilting in the car
#33
I used to do small cross stitch pieces when I rode in the car...drastracted me from hubby's driving lol....now that I've decided to start to learn to hand piece, I may have to try that too. Can't read in a vehicle but for some reason the needlework hasn't bothered me (so far!).
Christine
Christine
#36
We just got back from a weeks vacation, and I spent quite a bit of time in the car, handsewing my quilt. I'm doing the entire thing by hand, and have more than 85 of the 105 blocks done now. As long as we're on an expressway, with no close trees, etc., then I have no problem sewing when we travel. I LOVE how much I can get done on a 10-hour trip!! :thumbup:
#38
Originally Posted by vivoaks
We just got back from a weeks vacation, and I spent quite a bit of time in the car, handsewing my quilt. I'm doing the entire thing by hand, and have more than 85 of the 105 blocks done now. As long as we're on an expressway, with no close trees, etc., then I have no problem sewing when we travel. I LOVE how much I can get done on a 10-hour trip!! :thumbup:
#39
Originally Posted by MoMiMi
I usually crochet or knit while riding, but sometimes I work on the binding on a baby quilt. I hate to waste time just riding. Multi tasking is my middle name !!!!
#40
Oh yes that's where i do my little hexagons for my quilt:) I love driving but if i go with DH he won't let me drive so i sew:) some one needs to invent an extention table from the dash board for holding scissors thread etc. :)
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