What's the silliest thing you have done while quilting?

[Norma H.]

all of the above ,
as well using wrong foot...and brake the needle.
use the wrong side of the fabric where the right side should be...
sewing so smoothly ...only to find out there is no thread a mile a go,
and the big one for me is ....do no sneeze near a design wall after all the
pieces are in right place...

[Margo C.]

all of the above ,
as well using wrong foot...and brake the needle.
use the wrong side of the fabric where the right side should be...
sewing so smoothly ...only to find out there is no thread a mile a go,
and the big one for me is ....do no sneeze near a design wall after all the
pieces are in right place...

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[Lois B.]

all of the above ,
as well using wrong foot...and brake the needle.
use the wrong side of the fabric where the right side should be...
sewing so smoothly ...only to find out there is no thread a mile a go,
and the big one for me is ....do no sneeze near a design wall after all the
pieces are in right place...

Nor should you turn on the ceiling fan! ops: :x ops: :x

[E.M. T.]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[E.M. T.]

Or open the window to feel that first lovely spring breeze!! ROFLOL!!!

[Betty J.]

So glad I'm not alone. Perhaps I don't need to be examined for unusual blanks in my brain after all :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: .

[Betty J.]

I have to say that one of the worst thing you could ever do is to put something in a 'safe place' - usually so safe that it is never found again (or until you have bought a new one)

[Rita C.]

I can relate to that too! :lol:

[wendy w.]

Please can someone find my printer for me

[Nancy R.]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[Beverly C.]

I did the ceiling fan thing too - my TQS HST's were "snowing" all over the room. It is then that I really observed that just because you jump up to turn off the fan switch, that fan takes SEVERAL more turns and keeps things flying!

[Beverly C.]

Please can someone find my printer for me

Crikey! is it still MIA? that is one heck of a safe place! (have you looked in the box it came in? :wink: )

[Joan D.]

I spend so much time looking for things, my favorite saying is I could lose an elephant in this apartment. One of these days I will clean and organize, hopefully before Peter Walsh knocks on my door. Joan

[Joan D.]

Wendy! You still haven't found it? A printer is a pretty big thing to misplace.
I definitely am one who puts things away so they won't get lost and then make a big mess trying to find them again only to find them where I thought they should have been to begin with--I usually blame it on my husband--otherwise I have to think that I have gone brain dead.

[Joan D.]

I am sharing this because I have done the same thing twice in the past two hours...and that is just this afternoon. ( I won't tell you about all the other times I have done it.) My "needle left position" button is exactly above my "needle up and down" button. And I know exactly where that "needle up" button is and don't have to look at it. Sure...right... So, I unknowingly move my needle over, hit "needle down" and break the needle. Of course I am sewing with a single hole stitch plate...and now with two packs of needles by my side.