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#31
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Any place I can sew
Posts: 434
Tuesday night I was just getting ready to change the my rotary cutter blade when my sister called. After visiting with her I went back to my sewing room and during the time I was on the phone my cat had knocked the new blade on the floor. I was barefoot and yup, stepped on it and had to get six stitches. Lesson learned--don't interrupt the process of changing blades and getting rid of the old ones, for any reason at all.
I feel for you. I have always taken my shoes off to sew, so I have had my share of foot hurts too. Hope you foot feels better soon.
#32
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Southeast Georgia
Posts: 2,526
OUCHY!!!!!! I can only imagine how that hurt. Maybe we need to start a list of ways to damage your body while quilting. I'm sure there would be some tall tales in that volume! Hope you get better soon!
#33
Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Texas
Posts: 2,369
Yes, I did that, too. I was running the cutter along a piece of aluminum foil (having heard it "sharpens" the blades) and ran it right into my left forefinger. I was able to close the cut with butterfly strips but now understand wearing quilter's gloves when cutting (though I still don't have those gloves).
#34
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: North country Wisc.
Posts: 328
sorry to hear of your accident. It set my teeth on edge. I did something a long time ago & so can feel your pain. I put my lg Olfa (locked) in the back pocket of my jeans & went on several errands (in & out of car) last stop it nailed my posterior. & cut my jeans. Cushioned so didn't bleed in the car. Hope you heal fast & if you can't quilt can use the time to come up w/ new ideas for future quilts. When the foot is ready of course.
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