True Quilting Confessions
#91
I am pretty guilty of all of the above. Been there, done it all. Guess what I am most ashamed of is buying, buying, and buying more and more fabric and sneaking it into the house. I will have to live forever to use up all my fabric but I can't seem to stop buying. It is all just sooooooo pretty and I will find a use for it someday.
#92
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 17,858
I'm ashamed to admit that sometimes I .............. tell people I haven't got back to them as I've been SO busy with work the last couple of weeks or more, when truly I've been using every spare minute cutting, piecing and sewing.
That much needed quality time with my sewing machine, is the me-time I need to re-charge my batteries to bring me back to sanity and peace!!
That much needed quality time with my sewing machine, is the me-time I need to re-charge my batteries to bring me back to sanity and peace!!
#94
Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
Originally Posted by lyndaloo
I'm a widow and I live alone, and I er..ahem SOMETIMES quilt all day in my jammies.....
#95
Originally Posted by janRN
I didn't change my thread color and sewed a black fabric with light thread; it showed. I got out a black permanent marker and colored the thread.
#96
Super Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Dupont, WA
Posts: 1,063
I'm ashamed to admit that I hoard fabric. I'm so bad that I spend hours perusing the online shops for pretty stuff I can buy. My husband told me to quit so I stop confiding in him so much about my "deals" I find. I feel as if I am missing out on thrift store finds, estate slaes, LQS in store shopping, etc in America. I'm babbling now....but I am ashamed but I won't quit.
#97
Originally Posted by quilterjody
I call myself a quilter but sometimes won't quilt for weeks. :(
#100
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by Diana Lynne
Originally Posted by QuiltSage
Finish this sentence: I'm ashamed to admit that sometimes I...
And when you haven't got a thing cooked and need a cover to look like suppers just about ready ......... get an onion frying as you start the hussle to prep things. Then .... Oh honey, supper's soon ready! :)
That is where the one pot wonders come into play
:P ..I start the meat early in the morning..let it simmer until about the time hubby comes home , Than I add veggies, noodles or what ever it is that only takes a few minutes to cook :wink:
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