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    Sandy Navas's Avatar Sandy Navas is offline Senior Member
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    Default Re: Exercises for wrists sore from hand quilting?

    Quote Originally Posted by Andrilla View Post
    I'll check them out! I hope to eventually get one of the big machines that are super expensive and take up the whole side of a room. They attack to a quilt rack, and I'm doing a terrible job describing it, but that is what I want. A Mennonite (or maybe Old German Baptist, there are a lot of different groups near here..) told me that the machine cost ore than her car. I REALLY want one of those.
    We all REALLY want one and wish we could justify the cost . . .
    Be warned. I am BORED.
    This could be dangerous.

    When you get cold just go stand in the corner.
    They are usually 90 degrees.

    A giraffe's coffee would be cold by the time it reached the bottom of his throat.
    Ever think about that? No? You only think about yourself??

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    Connie Chamberlain's Avatar Connie Chamberlain is offline Senior Member
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    Default Re: Exercises for wrists sore from hand quilting?

    I would make a rice bag,then just heat it and put it on you wrist.

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    Andrilla is offline Junior Member
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    Default Re: Exercises for wrists sore from hand quilting?

    Oh, I'll justify the cost somehow. I'm really good at saving money (translation: I'm cheap, except with specific things), and if I ask my family to put money towards that for Christmas/birthdays/graduation with my masters degree (and almost no student loans!), then that should chop off a good bit of the cost over a couple of years. I've seen some for $5,000, better looking ones for $7,000, and that is just browsing around without really looking into brand names or considering used machines. It will be years before I get it, but I WILL get one.

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