Need ideas!! How can I start quilting in this condition
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Ouch, not a good place to cut yourself, your quilting finger. I too got a bad cut on same finger, other hand so not as bad if you're right handed. Patience is your best friend right now as you want it to heal properly and no pain after the healing is done. Please take care of your injury so you have lots of quilting ahead of you.
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Sit back and watch everyone else quilt and enjoy the conversations. If you are concerned this cut finger will take away from finishing your quilt on time then ask your quilt friends to help with the hand quilting if they can.
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Ditch the can opener....and take it easy with that finger. If your friends can't help, try using another finger as some others suggested, but don't put any stress on the injured one. Get better soon.
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