Crqltr

We have a new puppy in the house so I had to move my sewing room from the finished half of the basement to the smallest bedroom upstairs. She could just cause to much trouble down there! I left fabric, threads, large table I pin quilts on down there. It will be different, but if I have to run up and down the stairs enough I will either lose some weight or finish working on what I have up here! [ATTACH=CONFIG]561287[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]561288[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]561289[/ATTACH]
I had to leave the antique record player in here, dog loves to chew on wood furniture.. and my dresser. Tight but at least I can sew!

zozee

I bet it feels cozy . Sure looks like a nice hideaway from Little Chewy

Sandra in Minnesota

Wish I had a tv to watch football. Your room looks nice and cozy. I know how puppies can get into trouble - never trust them until they are 5 years old.

Tartan

Nice set up!

Geri B

Puppies, like babies, are for the young........last two dogs have been adult rescues......passed all the bad habits and housebroken...and just as loyal and loving.....

coopah

Looks like you're set up for the long haul. Bet you get more done in this sweet room. :-)

jmoore

I'm sure you will find your groove in your new space. Have fun with your new puppy.

grannie cheechee

I like your sewing room!!! Now what kind of puppy did you get?

tessagin

So nice and tidy.

Crqltr

We got a rescue puppy. Papers say hound! We think she is part greyhound and beagle. Greyhound body with long legs and small beagle face. I've never had my own dog before, always took in one that a relative needed a home for. Geri B said it right, puppies are for the young, but six weeks of puppy classes have helped a lot! Hubby is retired and I work part time so she has lots of attention! [ATTACH=CONFIG]561303[/ATTACH]