How do you drive
I saw this on Instagram @fatquartershop today and thought this is so me! Do you sew with your shoes on or off? I just have to feel the pedal with my toes to get my speed right!
Create and be unique - LisaCartwright Seam Ripper Giveaway
Welcome my friends and those who maybe visiting for the first time! Today, I am so excited to introduce you to a true West Virginian Artesian, Greg Cartwright , of Cartwright's Creations . His items are sold in historical shops throughout West Virginia. He is a lover of reclaimed wood of historical nature and creator of works of art! Greg (Cartwright's Creations) & I A note from Greg Dear Readers I have provided two seam rippers to Lisa so she can have one and one to give away. They are both made from beautiful old growth oak which was reclaimed from the original train depot in Weston (Lewis County), West Virginia. Train service was established in Weston around 1880. This wood is representative of a great part of my passion for this venture in woodworking for me – that is finding wood with a story to it. I must admit that my main focus is pens and pencils but it really doesn’t matter what I am making as long as it is from wood (although I have recently added pens...
I'm definitely a shoes-off girl! I don't mind having my socks on so I can feel the pedal, but those shoes are kicked off at the door!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd be pressing too hard on the pedal if I kept my shoes on!
ReplyDeleteShoes off in the summer, but in the winter my feet can't handle the tile floor.
ReplyDeleteSocks or bare feet depending on the weather, I hardly ever wear shoes in the house and wouldn't outside if it was feasible.
ReplyDeleteShoes off - barefoot or socks - but shoes OFF.
ReplyDeleteBarefoot! I thought it was just me. Glad to hear I'm not alone!
ReplyDeleteNo shoes here either.
ReplyDeleteI always wear shoes or sandals. I've stepped on one too many pins to risk going barefoot.
ReplyDeleteShoes off! I can't get a good feel for the pedal with shoes on.
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