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patimint 01-16-2011 05:14 PM


Originally Posted by Carrie Jo
Sorry I cant say much..Iam choking on my own words! Oh well it keeps us out of the bars...lol

Oh, I love that!!. Next time DH mentions my quilting addiction, I will let him know if I didn't do that, I would be hanging out at bars. hehehehe

Pat G 01-16-2011 09:46 PM


Originally Posted by Carrie Jo
Sorry I cant say much..Iam choking on my own words! Oh well it keeps us out of the bars...lol

Out of the bars & off the streets......... (anywhere else)?

kateyb 01-16-2011 09:55 PM

My 10 siblings think I'm crazy or eccentric. However, they have all asked for a quilt.
Hubby doesn't mind my addiction. He pretty much knows where he can find me - in my sewing room.
I see quilting as an investment in my sanity. It feeds my creative soul, lowers my stress and makes me happy.

Pat G 01-16-2011 11:06 PM


Originally Posted by kateyb
My 10 siblings think I'm crazy or eccentric. However, they have all asked for a quilt.
Hubby doesn't mind my addiction. He pretty much knows where he can find me - in my sewing room.
I see quilting as an investment in my sanity. It feeds my creative soul, lowers my stress and makes me happy.

So well said, kateyb. It's so nice to hear those feelings from somebody else.
My quilting saved my sanity at the lowest points in my life. When my daughter died from a head injury 7 yrs ago & when my mother died & my husb. died (of a massive stroke) within wks. of ea. other 2 yrs. ago. I really lost it for awhile but my quilting got me through somehow. I cried my way through many stitches.
Just reading how obsessed you all are with quilting lets me know it isn't just me. I guess I'm all right after all. Spending so much time on here with all of you shores me up during some very lonely times.
Please don't anybody be sad by my story. Let's just go to our sewing machines & make something pretty that will make us happy.

sewgarden 01-16-2011 11:14 PM

So sorry for your losses but happy that your addiction helped to see you through it all. I can understand how that was so.

katigirl 01-17-2011 12:13 AM


Originally Posted by kateyb
My 10 siblings think I'm crazy or eccentric. However, they have all asked for a quilt.
Hubby doesn't mind my addiction. He pretty much knows where he can find me - in my sewing room.
I see quilting as an investment in my sanity. It feeds my creative soul, lowers my stress and makes me happy.

Here, Here. I agree with you totally. :) :) :)

feffertim 01-17-2011 05:54 AM

Love your avatar, and your story is so touching. Glad you are doing OK

4girlsmimi 01-17-2011 05:58 AM

My husband never has to wonder where I am, he just wonders if I'm ever coming out of my sewing room. Happy quilting!

Fabricnut 01-17-2011 09:42 AM

I love your avatar picture. I once had a wallhanging like it in pink but must have sold it in a garage sale. Of course that was before I started quilting. Now I wish I had a pattern for it. Guess I didn't appreciate all the work that had gone into it.

Rann 01-17-2011 01:04 PM

I got rid of boxes of scraps, dumbly thinking I would never use them, just before I got into quilting. Dumb, dumb, dumb


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