auntmag

Left handed, four of my six brothers are also lefties. One of my right handed sisters has three lefties and one right handed child.

Moon Holiday

Proud to be a lefty.... I'm the only one in our family. Although I did teach my sister how to write, so now she does everything as a righty except she writes as a lefty.

Emma S

I'm just amazed at how many have been "switched". I was left handed and changed to right. I am slightly dislexic, I usually have my children "proof" my layout. It amazes me how easy they can spot an inverted square while I remain blind to it.

The Quilt Gypsy

Leftie here. The only one in my family of 6 bros and sisters.

crafter005

I am right handed and do almost everything with my right hand.

When I skeet shoot, my dominant eye is my left eye but I still shoot with my right hand. I never had a problem but others seem to think that I should have.

Gennynut

left handed!

AbbyQuilts

I am a lefty with right hand dominance.

Although I did have a teacher in 1st grade try to get me to write right handed. Some lefties and some righties only wright with that hand and do everything else with the dominate hand.

I write and eat, and brush my teeth with my left hand
I can write (but not good) cut, sew, throw a ball and everything else with my right hand. I also kick with my right foot.
So I am really a righty since I do more things with my right.

I think I have the best of both worlds. My niece is a true lefty and she gets so frustrated not being able to do something or like with cutting and such.

ccthomas

I was also switched from left hand to right hand in first grade. I sew, cut, etc., left handed and write with my right hand. I have a little trouble with left | right hand directions and arrow directions, especially if I am tired. Rotary cutting drives me crazy as I keep switching and getting "the glove" on the wrong hand. It is frustrating using equipment set up for right hand; I have a pair of left hand scissors which I treasure (no one else in my family like these). I find it hard to reverse instructions. Recently I bought a needle turned applique book with right hand directions, of course. Nothing worked and I finally gave up for now. I will have to take out all stitches and just "wing it." I gave up trying to learn crochet and forget the MIRROR reverse method.

Sunflower7

Left handed. Only knit and crochet right because the sis who taught me was right handed.

JoanneS

Right handed - left-footed on sewing machine pedal. I can bat a ball both lefty and righty. I've tried rotary cutting lefty, and I discovered I need a LOT of practice LOL