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Argh who told me quiltmaking was easy?????

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wangle99 · 31/03/2008 21:09

Went to shop and bought lovely fabric ready to start my log cabin quilt, also bought a lovely nice (sharp) rotary cutter.

Hmm cutting first few pieces of fabric, put cutter down, caught my finger on the blade and omg cut over 1/2 cm deep into my finger

Blood everywhere!!! Quilt making is dangerous!!!

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rantingwageslave · 31/03/2008 21:10

You're supposed to move your finger out of the way.
Seriously, is it ok?

wangle99 · 31/03/2008 21:14

It is now, wouldn't stop bleeding so went to visit a neighbour who's a nurse (was going to get DH to drive me to minor injuries but he'd been drinking ) She dressed it for me and its ok but omg it bled on and off for a couple of days!!

I have learnt my lesson now but seriously I had NO idea they were so sharp!

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rantingwageslave · 31/03/2008 21:16

I meant the fabric

quarkee · 31/03/2008 21:21

its log cabin - the centre is supposed to be red

duomonstermum · 31/03/2008 21:22

this is why i cross stitch although i did manage to stitch my finger to the piece i was backstitching once..... don't ask me how i didn't notice, i must have been in the "zone"[grin}

wangle99 · 31/03/2008 21:30

lol silly me of course fabric MUCH more imporant!! Saying that if I had bled on it I would have been livid - took me ages to choose and be happy with the colour combinations!!!

Mind you haven't gone back to it since, am scared now

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rantingwageslave · 31/03/2008 21:32

Trust me, you won't do it again. Nothing like bleeding all over the place to make you extra careful.
I would like to see photos when you've finished though (and not just of your finger)

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