Wow, please read this article tips on Spring Cleaning your Sewing Room, Sewing Machines and get creative projects
http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2009/04/...r-sewing-room/
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Wow, please read this article tips on Spring Cleaning your Sewing Room, Sewing Machines and get creative projects
http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2009/04/...r-sewing-room/
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Thank you CB, you really are a Google Goddess!!!!
Happiness is a form of travel...not a destination.
What a great site - thank you
Great ideas, but when will I sew if I do all those things? Whine, whine!
Wonderful ideas!
♥♥♥ Loving Mama ♥♥♥
If life gives you scraps, make an angel quilt out of it!
There are some good tips on organizing.
Thank you CB I have been thinking about this for sometime. Time to stop thinking. LOL
Crafty Bear, my sewing area looked like WW3 (couldn't see the floor - that bad) for over one year and I couldn't find the motivation to sew all the projects I started. Well, I cleaned and organized it in one dedicated day plus a few follow-up touches the next few days. What a difference! It takes up much less space when fabric is folded and categorized (whatever method you like). Now, I go into the sewing area just to sit there and stare at it! Oh, and my sewing motivation has come back!
One thing I did: put all fabric in clear containers, small and large. Fat quarters in clear plastic boxes that salad mixes come in (or clear plastic shoe boxes). The same for notions: zippers, seam binding, ribbon, buttons, etc. Unfinished projects are contained in their own containers. (now to get those finished doesn't seem so unrealistic).
So, it is true that a cleaned up area makes a huge difference in ability and motivation to sew. I'm so happy that I finally did it! I hope this helps someone out there to do the same.
By the way, I never thought I had enough time to do this, but once I started, the path became clearer and easier. It makes me think of the adage "take it one step at a time" or "put one foot in front of the other."
Thanks for thinking of us with the link you gave!
A Happy Hoosier Lady
I am on schedule, or ahead, I started cleaning my room about a week ago, sorted thru the magazines even. I don't have the heart to toss them, will donate them somewhere. Still got lots to do and after reading that list, I am exhausted!