Anyway he wanted me to take an after picture of his meat tenderizer. You see back in April of 2010 we were at an auction and he bought this piece of equipment. The machine worked good, but it needed some deep cleaning.
So he brought it over for the after picture. It looks brand new. He
It was then his daughter, who was with him, asked me to hem a pair of dress pants for her. He said "No, don't you know asking a quilter to mend, is like asking a chef to do dishes". It was then that I really did believe him, because I have that quote on my side bar.
So Pat, this ones for you. The finished meat tenderizer.
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Do you know of anyone who can tenderize some meat for me? I am definitely impressed.
So, did you alter the pants? My money is on yes. I do love the quote. Might work it into an embroidery project at some point.
Well, you have to help him with that meat tenderizer if he quotes your blog! I understand what your quote is all about.... I get people wanting me to alter their clothes... I was happy enough to to help my daughters friend who needed her prom dress hemmed... (all 4 layers of fancy fabric) but altering clothes for the neighbor's mother... I am not a dressmaker/seamstress folks!! Please don't even ask. :-)
Well Pat sure got a good buy! A little elbow grease and good as new. :) blessings, marlene
I love that quote.....and it is amazing how many people will ask me to mend or fix something...of course, the no word is not happening...frustrating.
What a great job he did cleaning the meat tenderizer...
Looks like a great clean up job to me.
How did the hemming go? Would have been a great opportunity to teach a lesson in hemming.
Ah, such a cute post. And that meat tenderizer is right impressive!! (Hi to BT's little bro - great job!! ;)). -Tammy
Wow, Pat, did a great job!
Any cousin who reads your blog daily and even knows the side quote, has to be a good guy!
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