Pinch-hitting while Ms. Q.O. rests her wrists. I’ll have to rest a while myself having just wrested myself from under a half a ton of fabric where I was stuck for three and a half days without food, water or the company of kitties. My work seems to be cut out for me. (groan)
Rather I’ll be rotary cutting. Neat tools you quilters have.
Here’s Lester kitty-meditating in his favourite spot.
Smudge having his tummy tickled (for over half an hour ) by yours truly.
Stay tuned for the next thrilling installment.
MISTER Quilt Obsession for …
Quilt Obsession 
aha-so you have been pressed into service. Please be advised that this new behavior is patently dangerous and also addictive. All over the world people have lost their ability to step away from a rotary cutter, ceasing only when all woven (and some knitted) fabric is cut into piles of innocent looking, alluring little stacks. and then. and then. you have to sew them back together!if you are still standing. RUN!!!!o amd pls tell athi to feel better soon-ice packs and heat alternating might ease the pain a bit.
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ple excuse typos I blame the kittens..
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Glad to see that you are resting! Thanks to Mr. Quilt Obsession for keeping us updated.
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Oh dear..Mr. Quilt Obsession has been put to the task of delivering my kitty fix! (thanks Mr. Obsession for including Lester and Smudge) Now…we do expect to see some quilting from you too!
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Hooray for Mr Quilt Obsession!! What a good man you are to help out the wifey, this will earn you MAJOR brownie points!!You obviously have that elusive "trainable gene" that my other half is sorely lacking. Wanna give him a little blood transfusion?Crispy
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Only a half a ton of fabric? I guess Cathi did well in hiding the other ton and a half from you, huh?Now be honest, which do you prefer? Rotary cutters or a hammer and nails? Hope Cathi feels better soon.
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Does Cathi realize she may never get the rotary cutter back because you are having so much fun with it? In my years of teaching I met a few students whose husbands did all of their cutting for them. It was just another precision thing they enjoyed, and the wife had more time to sew that way.
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Okay, I do find it a little hard to believe you were stuck under so much fabric for 3 and a half days without food, water or kitties. LOLPlease give Cathi my best – and do be *very* careful using that rotary cutter – it's much more dangerous than it looks!
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You be careful with that rotary cutter, Mr. Q.O. – it can be dangerous! Remember to close it EVERY TIME afterwards – kitties can be quite nosy 😉
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so while you are helping cathi, who's doing the cryptic crosswords????? ☺☺☺tell cathi to rest, rest, rest her wrists!
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Hello Mr. Quilt Obsession! So nice to have you guest blogging. Thanks for remembering to add photos of the kitties (I need my Smudge and Lester fix everyday). So when are we going to see some handpiecing from you?
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What's the secret to getting a man to help out like that?
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Wow, those hairy legs through me for a loop. LOL ttfn 🙂 Yuki
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I really doubt I could get my hubby to do that for me. You are the MAN!Although I did get him to sift my reds out of my scrap bin… hey! thanks fro giving me some ideas! 😉
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Dear Mr. QO,I want to thank you for keeping our Cathi down and resting. The beginning of the year Mr. Frummie, known as Chuckie Pooh in the house even tried quilting while I was on bed rest…LOL! I am saving that for a "BUTT UGLY SWAP" on DJ Alternatives on Yahoo.Keep Cathi happyHugs,Frummie
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Mr. QO speaks! What fun!
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