Busting dust
posted by Christine Thresh at 4:17 PM
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
About Me
- Name: Christine Thresh
- Location: On an Island in the California Delta
I am a quilter. My first memory is a Noah’s Ark quilt. Mr. and Mrs. Noah, the Ark, and all the animals walking toward the boat on a curving path, were appliquéd on it. The back of the quilt was yellow with red flowers. I could re-draw that quilt today from memory. I didn’t know I was a quilter until 1994. Before that I had a huge fabric collection.
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10 Comments:
Super idea - I have plenty of scrap of batting lying around - gonna get those dust bunnies now!!
Nifty! That is, until creatures with gigantic ears hear about this and hit you up for ear cleaning.
I think your idea might work. Might give it a try if I ever decide to dust again. You think I'm kidding but that is the thing I hate most about cleaning up. That was always mine or my sister's job to polish all the wooden furniture on Saturday mornings.
I really dislike dusting too! I should let my small grandson do it all- he loves to! But then the small clutter tends to get knocked off, &..... I just leave the dust where it is, & ask people not to write in it!
Is one supposed to polish wood furniture? Hmph, but that would disturb the lovely even layer of dust!!
Wow, you'd better patent that before Swiffer or some such manufacturer gets a load of your blog LOL! Great idea.
Do you sing, "Bibbity, Bobbity, Boo," while you dust?
Oh cool...then I could use it to clean out the dogs ears!
Seriously, this is exactly what I need but in a smaller poof. Thank You Christine!!
Now that's a great idea for using up bits of batting! I'll have to put that to the test! And just the thing to do with old disposable chopsticks that haven't yet been disposed.
Love the comment about writing in the dust. My sister told her kids they could write in the dust, just Don't date it!
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