Who do I talk to about compo around here? I've been sewing in a frenzy all morning, and so far I've managed to burn myself with the iron, cut my hand with a rotary cutter and stick myself with pins! Sewing is a very dangerous sport.......
Oh dear, as part of the curly pops for sewing cheersquad I feel partly resposible. I will have to take out and insurance policy for compo immediately. I think a nice cup of tea may heal any ailments.
At least you didn't get distracted and stitch your finger with the Singer... Like I did once. That was an episode I find hard to admit to! What gorgeous fabrics, are they pot holders? I love them. xx Liz
Oh dear - better take a crafting break before you end up in hospital ;) Better go catch up on some of your old posts, been a while since I've looked at any blogs!
Sewing is a bit of an extreme sport for me too. I injure myself every time. Good thing knitting is much less risky - although a I do have a callous on my thumb caused by over doing it. I love the orchid - just beautiful
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Oh dear, as part of the curly pops for sewing cheersquad I feel partly resposible. I will have to take out and insurance policy for compo immediately. I think a nice cup of tea may heal any ailments.
ReplyDeleteShit I heard the workers compo officer is a bitch and the company has a bad rep for rarely paying out!
ReplyDeleteAt least you didn't get distracted and stitch your finger with the Singer... Like I did once. That was an episode I find hard to admit to!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous fabrics, are they pot holders? I love them. xx Liz
I am calling worksafe, clearly your work envirnoment is unsafe.... :-)
ReplyDeleteyou poor thing!! Hope you can manage to carry on in such poor conditions coz I REALLY want to see what you are making, looks fab!
ReplyDeleteOh dears sorry to hear, though looking at your creaations its all worth it!
ReplyDeleteHave you filled out your Workplace Incident Form and submitted it to your supervisor?
ReplyDeleteSounds like you need to speak to the O.H.& S. committee. I hope the first aid officer was on hand to tend to the injuries!!
ReplyDeleteWear your battle scars with pride Cam. I love a craft related injury.
ReplyDeleteOh dear me you sure do sound in the wars today... Maybe you need to think about changing professions... LOL!!
ReplyDeleteJodie :)
Oh dear - better take a crafting break before you end up in hospital ;) Better go catch up on some of your old posts, been a while since I've looked at any blogs!
ReplyDeleteYip I think you need a break, go and have a cup of tea and a choccie biscuit.
ReplyDeleteI did manage once to burn my knee with the iron.
Yes but look at the results-looking good-wounds and all!
ReplyDeleteOh, that iron! I burn myself every time...it's rather annoying actually!
ReplyDeleteI'm only going back to sewing if a home economics crisis requires a lot of pairs of happy pants to be crafted quickly...
ReplyDeletesounds like you needed a big cup of tea. gorgeous fabrics by the way!
ReplyDeleteAh yes but look at what you made - gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how much injury results in a room full of soft goods...
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are in the wars! Sewing is a most dangerous sport but oh so satisfying! Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteSewing is a bit of an extreme sport for me too. I injure myself every time.
ReplyDeleteGood thing knitting is much less risky - although a I do have a callous on my thumb caused by over doing it.
I love the orchid - just beautiful
The 'gentle arts' my arse! I hear you sister!!
ReplyDeleteI'm just cracking up at all the comments you've received on this one. Classic! Hope the burns and cuts heal nicely.
ReplyDeleteFantastic fabric in this pic - just totally in love with the spotty binding. What are these creations? Are they going in the new shop?