quilting withdrawal
02-07-2011, 05:32 PM
#11
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: netherlands
Posts: 832
It's fantqstic your husband is doing great.
Do I understand right you are a 'machine-sewer'?
otherwise it could be a good time to start sewing hexagons or applecores using the english paperpiecing method? It's easy to take along, doesn't take up much space etc.
Do I understand right you are a 'machine-sewer'?
otherwise it could be a good time to start sewing hexagons or applecores using the english paperpiecing method? It's easy to take along, doesn't take up much space etc.
02-07-2011, 06:05 PM
#15
Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Southwest Virginia
Posts: 250
Originally Posted by Buckeye Rose
I am currently sitting in a hotel room while the DH recuperates from transplant surgery. He is doing great, but darn it, I miss my sewing and quilting. It is getting real bad...I want to make a run to the nearest JoAnn's...lol. After being here for 3 weeks I am going crazy. We are almost 3 hrs. from home, so running home for a quick session at the sewing machine isn't an option. So I just come on this board and see all the wonderful quilts and get new ideas. You fellow quilters have been a lifesaver to me!
My daughter had a bone marrow transplant 3 years ago and we were away from home 3 months, so I feel your pain. Good luck and God bless
02-07-2011, 07:09 PM
#18
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Finger Lakes, NY
Posts: 1,873
Hope your husband will have a fast and complete recovery. I'm sure its difficult for you but hang in there. When you get home you'll be able to quit without all the stress you must have been under before his surgery. THen you can put the pedal to the metal.
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