Christmas List Items

[dwil23]

My DD asked what I wanted, and I said, fabric or a gift card. She said, no, really you have enough. She doesn't get it.

Ugh. sounds like my youngest DD!

[Mpyles]

Sheri...you can go buy it and wrap it.....and then on Christmas morning act so surprised!!

[hh677]

The new Brother Scan n Cut. I saw one in a shop today and it looks so cool!

Holly

[HdWench]

A gift Card for M*QS (Never enough fabric and WE get that!!)
Maids service (even just once to do it all :-) lovely idea
Quilting service for 1 big quilt
Fat Quarters are always good in any color to stuff in stockings
Cute boxes to store stuff in
Plaques for sewing area "Create" "Sew Happy"
Car stickers "This is how I roll" hehe have one but can't remember what I did with it?
Any Quilting magazine
Accuquilt Go cutter (on my list and keep sending DH emails with the link Click and BUY already!!! )
Fun new rulers, scallop borders etc..
More time!
Aurfil 50wt thread in tons of colors (or King Tut or?) thread your machine likes
Ohh I could spend his money all day!! :-)

[Iris Girl]

I wish my husband asked for my list! Lucky you.

same here!!!

[CrazyMtnLady]

We usually don't exchange gifts. But if he asked me I would tell him:
Blake Shelton CD
Pajamas....always pajamas..I'm a pajama-a-holic.

But I will be happy with anything. Having a new thermostat on the furnace, the leaky bathtub faucet fixed, a nice supply of wood for the wood stove and just having him home again will be great.

[Bubby]

I love the Seam-Fix ripper. It's the one with the rubber tips for removing the little cut threads. Sewbizzy sent me one last year for Christmas. Rotary blades are always a hit with me - a quilter always needs thread and Connecting Threads has some beautiful thread collections - a gift card from M* would be fun.

[VickiJ]

Real honest to goodness beginner quilting lessons are on my list. There is a local quilt shop nearby that doesn't really seem to cater to the newbies, and the not-so-local, but still doable quilt shop only has classes during the day! Some of us quilter-wannabe's are still doing the 9-5 thing for a while. LOL

Jenny tutorials are great - and I've even taken a couple of the Craftsy classes, but there is nothing like actually being in a room with someone AS you're screwing something up - that can tell you right then what you did and how to correct it.

[Auntpiggylpn]

No Christmas gifts this year but that is okay with us. We just bought a house out of state (3 hours from our current home) and are focusing on making it "ours". We have lots to do until we get moved in in January!!!

[SallyO'Sews]

A new apartment for my "boomerang" children would be lovely!