I am glad the event ended with all of your ten toes still in place. Does this mean you have to go shoe shopping instead of fabric shopping? Perhaps a bit of duct tape...
Thanks for your good thoughts and YES - doggone it - you must all start wearing decent shoes and being careful when you are cutting. Otherwise, Simone you are right - steel-toe boots are required. We are saving that shoe to use as a 'teaching tool' for our kids' summer sewing program through CTA. Here's what NOT to do.
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You were so VERY lucky! I need to start wearing shoes when I cut. Thanks for the wake up call.
Ohmigosh, were you a lucky girl!!! I have a bad habit of working in my stocking feet--maybe I'd better rethink that strategy!!!
OMG! Lucky you were wearing shoes! Next time you should wear safety shoes with steel noses ;)))
I am glad the event ended with all of your ten toes still in place. Does this mean you have to go shoe shopping instead of fabric shopping? Perhaps a bit of duct tape...
Thanks for your good thoughts and YES - doggone it - you must all start wearing decent shoes and being careful when you are cutting. Otherwise, Simone you are right - steel-toe boots are required. We are saving that shoe to use as a 'teaching tool' for our kids' summer sewing program through CTA. Here's what NOT to do.
Now Nana needs some new shoes. :-)
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