Rearranged, again
09-01-2015, 08:03 PM
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Rearranged, again
I finished my quilt room about a year ago. The room is such that I cannot rearrange the furniture but I am always rearranging the stuff. Here it is in its most recent reincarnation...a cozy mix of function (I like my fabric visible) and treasures (one of which is a sewing machine made for Marshall Field's)
09-01-2015, 08:15 PM
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Nice, nice and nice! I also like to move stuff around and rearrange...but some of the furniture can't really be easily rearranged either! I still try and sometimes have gotten myself "pinned" in the room, pushing and pulling inch-by-inch before I realize I don't have enough room to get to the other side o the room, etc.
Love your sewing machine, your organization and your Longaberger baskets! Enjoy your room! Nora
Love your sewing machine, your organization and your Longaberger baskets! Enjoy your room! Nora
09-02-2015, 08:30 AM
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Sewing room
I like your setup. In my room, I just added a "Rocketeer" in a cabinet and am finally out of room for more machines. My sister is my go to for fabric. She makes some small fabric shops look smaller because of the amount of fabric she has in stock. Sometimes I think I am the machine collector, 22 in the sewing room and a few more in the shop, and she is the fabric collector!
If I ever build another house, it will start out as a large commercial style kitchen surrounded by small bedrooms w/large walk in closets and a very large sewing room, you know, the kind that can showcase my collection and be able to accommodate a large frame long arm quilting machine. 
But, back to reality, as my wife often says "dream on, just dream on"
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If I ever build another house, it will start out as a large commercial style kitchen surrounded by small bedrooms w/large walk in closets and a very large sewing room, you know, the kind that can showcase my collection and be able to accommodate a large frame long arm quilting machine. But, back to reality, as my wife often says "dream on, just dream on".Soman2,
The other Rodney
09-02-2015, 09:26 AM
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You have some very nice machines, I love the decals on your Marshal Fields machine they are so unique and very art deco. I also love being able to look at my fabrics there is something so inspiring about being able to look and then the mind takes over creating different possibilities. Enjoy sewing and thank you for sharing your warm inviting work area.
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