PREPARE YOURSELF MENTALLY FOR SEWING!
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French Chalk is used for marking fabric and/or removing grease. It is a soft talc. I don't have any idea whatsoever why it is called French Chalk, except maybe the French invented it or it is popular with French tailors. I just googled it and this is what came up.
I am getting back to my cleaning now! Edie
I am getting back to my cleaning now! Edie
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I read my wife the entire section of the manual (I have a copy here) and she really got a hoot out of it. But she remembers things like that being taught in school and I can remember my mom doing the same thing when I was growing up.
My mother would always get up at 4:30am and make our lunches and breakfast for everyone in the house and after we went to work/school she always did her hair and makeup (still does to this day) after she made all of the beds and straightened the house up. She came from a very proper southern family and this was the norm back then. I guess thats where I get my traditional ideals from, even though I am a little more modernized.
And just for the record I really do not wear dresses.... LOL!!
Billy
My mother would always get up at 4:30am and make our lunches and breakfast for everyone in the house and after we went to work/school she always did her hair and makeup (still does to this day) after she made all of the beds and straightened the house up. She came from a very proper southern family and this was the norm back then. I guess thats where I get my traditional ideals from, even though I am a little more modernized.
And just for the record I really do not wear dresses.... LOL!!
Billy
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I read my wife the entire section of the manual (I have a copy here) and she really got a hoot out of it. But she remembers things like that being taught in school and I can remember my mom doing the same thing when I was growing up.
My mother would always get up at 4:30am and make our lunches and breakfast for everyone in the house and after we went to work/school she always did her hair and makeup (still does to this day) after she made all of the beds and straightened the house up. She came from a very proper southern family and this was the norm back then. I guess thats where I get my traditional ideals from, even though I am a little more modernized.
And just for the record I really do not wear dresses.... LOL!!
Billy
My mother would always get up at 4:30am and make our lunches and breakfast for everyone in the house and after we went to work/school she always did her hair and makeup (still does to this day) after she made all of the beds and straightened the house up. She came from a very proper southern family and this was the norm back then. I guess thats where I get my traditional ideals from, even though I am a little more modernized.
And just for the record I really do not wear dresses.... LOL!!
Billy
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You all are PRICELESS!!!! Both DH & I laughed til we had tears!!! :) :) :)
I've been caught a few times someone dropping by around noonish, and I'm still in jams, sewing away....
:oops:
And I told DH when we met, a spotless house was NOT one my main goals in life, so he was forewarned! lol!!!! And smart man that he is, isn't too bothered by it! :wink:
Thanks so much for posting this, Edie!!! :) :)
I've been caught a few times someone dropping by around noonish, and I'm still in jams, sewing away....
:oops:
And I told DH when we met, a spotless house was NOT one my main goals in life, so he was forewarned! lol!!!! And smart man that he is, isn't too bothered by it! :wink:
Thanks so much for posting this, Edie!!! :) :)
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