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Re: My stitching has dog hair in it!
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 12:08 pm
by destructiveernie
If the link took you straight to it then I think that definately means you should have it.
Re: My stitching has dog hair in it!
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 7:01 pm
by debupnorth
destructiveernie wrote:I have no cat or dog to worry about but seem to spend quite a bit of time pulling my own hair out of my stitching!!!!!!!
There was the briefest milisecond there, when I had a totally different image in mind before I read ... "of my stitching!"
I, too, have had to deal with pulling out long, fine grey/blond hairs (mine) and now also have short, tri-color ones (our new cat's). At least hers are easier to see!
Re: My stitching has dog hair in it!
Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 5:48 pm
by anashenwrath
Good idea! My dog's hair (short but tenacious!) always manages to find it's way into my stitching! I usually just poke at it with the needle until it falls. Between her and my boyfriend's beard hair, it's a wonder my projects aren't just all brindle and black.
Re: My stitching has dog hair in it!
Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 1:50 pm
by Mary C
Heather wrote:Mine too! There's also little fuzzies that drive me crazy... I always have tweezers or sticky tape nearby. I am almost tempted to lint-roll it or even buy one of those schticky things.
My dog's hairs are like little needles... sometimes I take off my sock ready to dig out a splinter that's been bugging me all day and it turns out to be a dog hair embedded in my skin :\
Heather, are you sure your dog isn't really a porcupine?
