Just a Reminder about sharp rotary blades

As I write to you with only one hand, I hope all of you remember to keep the
fingers you might need later out of the path of the evil rotary cutter.


--
Cyndi, RCTQ's Reining Queen of Anything Chocolate

Ok, now you have me worried! Are we really talking about having only one
hand left, or was there a major cut of some kind?

Hope you are ok!

--
Alice in NJ, Royal Cybrarian
www.ourcyberfamily.us
"Animals are such agreeable friends - they ask no questions, they pass no
criticisms."
George Eliot




"QuiltShopHopper" wrote in message
...
As I write to you with only one hand, I hope all of you remember to keep
the
fingers you might need later out of the path of the evil rotary cutter.


--
Cyndi, RCTQ's Reining Queen of Anything Chocolate

Guess you outdid me. I only sliced my thumb today. (But like a true quilter,
I made sure no blood got on any fabric! *grin*)

--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
longarm machine quilting, Queen of Fabric Tramps
http://www.kayneyquilting.com ,
remove the obvious to reply


"QuiltShopHopper" wrote in message
...
As I write to you with only one hand, I hope all of you remember to keep
the
fingers you might need later out of the path of the evil rotary cutter.


--
Cyndi, RCTQ's Reining Queen of Anything Chocolate

Oooooh ouch! Hope it's not too serious!

Lorraine

"QuiltShopHopper" wrote in message
...
As I write to you with only one hand, I hope all of you remember to keep
the
fingers you might need later out of the path of the evil rotary cutter.


--
Cyndi, RCTQ's Reining Queen of Anything Chocolate

Sending very sympathetic "ouches" and healing ((hugs)).

--
Sharon From Melbourne Australia (Queen of Down Under)
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/index.html
Member of the Houston 2004 Party Animals
"QuiltShopHopper" wrote in message
...
As I write to you with only one hand, I hope all of you remember to keep
the
fingers you might need later out of the path of the evil rotary cutter.


--
Cyndi, RCTQ's Reining Queen of Anything Chocolate

Thanks for the warning, I still remember the trouble I had when I lightly
caressed my knuckle across the blade, so I am not likely to forget fast but
I do really appreciate the reminder. hope you heal fast Cyndi

--
Jules
"QuiltShopHopper" wrote in message
...
As I write to you with only one hand, I hope all of you remember to keep
the
fingers you might need later out of the path of the evil rotary cutter.


--
Cyndi, RCTQ's Reining Queen of Anything Chocolate

How did it happen so I shall try not to do it? I actually just bought the Olfa
45 yesterday and a larger board. I found finally a cute little 28 that has a
tiny board for applique which I could not resist either. I do not have plans
for it really but I used it yesterday to make a bias strip for the christening
gown color and it worked sensationally. No more Fiskers......

BDS2pds wrote:
How did it happen so I shall try not to do it? I actually just bought the Olfa
45 yesterday and a larger board. I found finally a cute little 28 that has a
tiny board for applique which I could not resist either. I do not have plans
for it really but I used it yesterday to make a bias strip for the christening
gown color and it worked sensationally. No more Fiskers......

I picked up a dainty 18mm Olfa. I must remember to keep it
out of DGD reach!

--
Bonnie
NJ

I love the 28mm - got mine on ebay only because it was a fabulous
price and it came with 5 extra blades. I did find that it is the
perfect size when I am doing my paper pieceing. I set a little
cutting board to the left of my sewing machine and it works great. I
also bought a 60 mm with one of my 50% off Joann's coupons. Again,
with no specific purpose in mind other than it would come in handy
someday. Well, last sunday was THAT day! I took a tumbler class and
I was able to cut 10-15 tumblers at once with the larger blade. I
have started to buy the cutters that close automatically though, just
to be safe. You've all heard the story of my little kitty whose
curosity about an open blade gave her an unintended nosejob!

Alice in NJ

(BDS2pds) wrote in message ...
How did it happen so I shall try not to do it? I actually just bought the Olfa
45 yesterday and a larger board. I found finally a cute little 28 that has a
tiny board for applique which I could not resist either. I do not have plans
for it really but I used it yesterday to make a bias strip for the christening
gown color and it worked sensationally. No more Fiskers......

Ouch, hope you are back two handing it soon. Eat some chocolate!

--
Sandi in New Westminster B.C.
Queen of Travelogues

"QuiltShopHopper" wrote in message
...
As I write to you with only one hand, I hope all of you remember to keep
the
fingers you might need later out of the path of the evil rotary cutter.


--
Cyndi, RCTQ's Reining Queen of Anything Chocolate