Another space (spin off from yesterdays thread)
08-20-2011, 06:22 AM
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I actually have 2 spaces. One at home and another studio that I rent for my mid arm.
When I bought the frame machine we had an empty bedroom and it was perfect. Then our youngest moved back home and into that room. My husband set it up in the living room for awhile and one day said to find a place for it. So I did - I rented an 18 x 18' office and I LOVE it! It came with the built in cabinets that you will see in the photos. These photos were taken as I was moving in so it wasn't decorated yet. I now have 2 designs walls and space to hang quilts. I spend a ton of time there and invite friends over to sew.
When I bought the frame machine we had an empty bedroom and it was perfect. Then our youngest moved back home and into that room. My husband set it up in the living room for awhile and one day said to find a place for it. So I did - I rented an 18 x 18' office and I LOVE it! It came with the built in cabinets that you will see in the photos. These photos were taken as I was moving in so it wasn't decorated yet. I now have 2 designs walls and space to hang quilts. I spend a ton of time there and invite friends over to sew.
Home sewing table
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Home tall cabinets
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Home cutting station
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studio cabinets
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Frame and machine
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Another view
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08-20-2011, 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted by donnajean
Very nice! May I ask who is the manufacturer of the portable sewing machine table in the last picture?
http://www.seweziusa.com/images/purple.jpg
http://www.seweziusa.com/images/SewEzi00471.jpg
08-20-2011, 07:43 AM
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Donna Jean, if you attend quilt shows, this company is usually a vendor at most big shows. they will ship it for free.
A lot of my friends bought them and we take them to quilt retreats since they fold up and have wheels on the end. It also includes a cover.
A lot of my friends bought them and we take them to quilt retreats since they fold up and have wheels on the end. It also includes a cover.
08-20-2011, 08:14 AM
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I don't go to quilt shows anymore. There are none close by & it keeps me from buying things I really don't need. I do however, have a 2nd floor sewing room & might do some more quilting in the summer if I had the portable table downstairs.
Originally Posted by Karenowc
Donna Jean, if you attend quilt shows, this company is usually a vendor at most big shows. they will ship it for free.
A lot of my friends bought them and we take them to quilt retreats since they fold up and have wheels on the end. It also includes a cover.
A lot of my friends bought them and we take them to quilt retreats since they fold up and have wheels on the end. It also includes a cover.
08-20-2011, 09:02 AM
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[quote=donnajean]I don't go to quilt shows anymore. There are none close by & it keeps me from buying things I really don't need.
Boy can I relate to your comment! LOL Yes, I always find something at the shows!
Boy can I relate to your comment! LOL Yes, I always find something at the shows!
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