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Old 05-10-2015, 02:16 PM
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Just saw this wonderful post of "she sheds" Wouldn't one of these make a great little quilting spot?? It makes me consider moving all my garden stuff into the garage and converting my shed into my quilting studio!! So creative!

http://lightersideofrealestate.com/r...cing-she-sheds
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Old 05-10-2015, 03:50 PM
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Same here,we have nice size garden shed.

Although I would miss my husband.
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Old 05-10-2015, 03:55 PM
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great ideas for a she shed. cute one and some so pretty.
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they look comfy, that's for sure, but i find she sheds offensive! how small they are compared to a man's cave.....such a discrepancy!!!
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I'd have to have air conditioning. The mosquitoes would eat me alive.
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I have a friend who turned her shed into a quilting studio .It's the coolest thing--literally! She's got an air conditioner in it for the summer. Puts heat on during the fall and winter. Mini-fridge, TV, radio, and a thread display rack that she bought from a quilt shop that was going out of business. It must have 1000 spools of thread still in it.

She says if she didn't have a job, she might never come out.
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Aren't they all so cute!!
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Old 05-11-2015, 02:44 AM
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So cute! My favorite is #10....the '50's diner look! I've always loved the '50's look, maybe because I was born in late '56....and no, you can't guess my age, can you?
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Originally Posted by Onebyone View Post
I'd have to have air conditioning. The mosquitoes would eat me alive.
ditto here. I'm a walking diner for ours.
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If I lived in a more moderate climate....but winter here is too cold......
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