Another reason to love DH

Dr.Loretta

He called me from WalMart asking about the various types of yarn needles they have available. I think he's bringing about 3 or 4 multi-packs home for me. Yes, he goes overboard, but now I can finish my project

maryandkirk0909

aw, that is truly an excellent DH.  I was trying to explain to mine what Kona cotton was yesterday- it was not a good time.

nursecramer

Aw, very sweet.

My H is needle-phobic and is so paranoid about somehow getting poked by them. He would flip if I lost a tapestry needle (even if it was "lost" somewhere in my supplies). If he had his way, I'd poke holes in the fabric with a fork and push the thread through.

vanessaLC

Awwww.

My husband is an enabler in the sense that he keeps his mouth shut when I'm buying supplies. He even asked me if I would rather do my crafting after working a 6th straight day instead of having a date with him!  

1Thess517

vanessaLC:

Awwww.

My husband is an enabler in the sense that he keeps his mouth shut when I'm buying supplies. He even asked me if I would rather do my crafting after working a 6th straight day instead of having a date with him!  

My H is an enabler in the sense that he SAYS "You can make that!" at everything! lol I've done enough crafts/DIY stuff that has saved us money, and now he thinks DIYing everything saves money. He loves my quilts, but I think he'd sh!t if he saw how cheap (and sh!tty, he knows what good fabric feels like!) you can get quilts in a store. I don't think he realizes that I spend upwards of $50 on each baby quilt I make, $100+ for bigger quilts! 

Rock-n-Voll

Aww, sweet!

scott&kim

I don't think my husband has figured out the dollar amounts I spend yet on supplies for quilts or 'they were on sale' fabrics/yarns for future projects.  I know I would probably never hear the end of it.  But he is happy that I can craft and enjoy making and giving handmade items so he doesn't mention it if he has done the math.

My H is an enabler in the sense that he SAYS "You can make that!" at everything! lol I've done enough crafts/DIY stuff that has saved us money, and now he thinks DIYing everything saves money. He loves my quilts, but I think he'd sh!t if he saw how cheap (and sh!tty, he knows what good fabric feels like!) you can get quilts in a store. I don't think he realizes that I spend upwards of $50 on each baby quilt I make, $100+ for bigger quilts! 

SpookieCat

My DH would probably freak out if he knew how much I spent on supplies (although I tend to go on binges and then buy nothing for months).  Altogether though he doesn't have a leg to stand on since it's my money and he also spends money on the video games he plays while I'm crafting.  So we're both spending money to stay entertained.  I just point out that my money also produces functional Christmas gifts.