DH goes from oiling to sewing
10-24-2010, 10:38 PM
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Good for him... women do mens work so why can't men sew too.. nothing wrong with it at all... Love it.. My son wants me to teach him to use my LA tomorrow is first lesson... he is 37. :)
By the way.. great job on the quilt... :)
By the way.. great job on the quilt... :)
10-25-2010, 04:22 AM
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Your DH did a beautiful job on the quilt, even the binding. You must be a great teacher. I'm not sure I want my DH learning the quilt business I'd have to share.
Pat yourselves on the back for the great job.
Pat yourselves on the back for the great job.
10-25-2010, 09:08 AM
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So cool! He is using his constructing tools to do quilts. Like his work. The patches all look uniform.
My mom and dad went to Austria and Mom bought a kit of the sound of music castle to needlepoint. She gave ti to dad and he took classes and made many pieces to be framed. He then got into rug hooking. The two of them would sit and watch tv while working on a craft.
Marla
My mom and dad went to Austria and Mom bought a kit of the sound of music castle to needlepoint. She gave ti to dad and he took classes and made many pieces to be framed. He then got into rug hooking. The two of them would sit and watch tv while working on a craft.
Marla
10-25-2010, 09:13 AM
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Good Job Hubster!! That is an awesome quilt! I managed to get my Hubster to quilt once. He made the blocks, but they sit untrimmed in my sewing box where they have rested for four years. I think my attempt at assimilating my Hubs failed...congrats on your success! :)
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