I Have A New Sewing Cabinet!!
08-12-2011, 03:09 PM
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I have the same problem when we go south in the winter. Our current 5th wheel does not have a desk so I end up sewing on the kitchen table which makes a complete mess in the trailer. We are going to look for a second trailer to leave south as it is very hard on the trailer to be pulled back and forth from Canada.
In the summer up here I like to sew when we are camping in our add a room and it which works great I can watch birds and sew at the same time. But I find Yuma Ar is windy and the sand gets in everything. Not good for my machine to say the least.
Quilterfay
In the summer up here I like to sew when we are camping in our add a room and it which works great I can watch birds and sew at the same time. But I find Yuma Ar is windy and the sand gets in everything. Not good for my machine to say the least.
Quilterfay
08-12-2011, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by psychonurse
Nice cabinet. You are so tidy. Come and help me.
08-12-2011, 03:14 PM
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[quote=Quilterfay]I have the same problem when we go south in the winter. Our current 5th wheel does not have a desk so I end up sewing on the kitchen table which makes a complete mess in the trailer. We are going to look for a second trailer to leave south as it is very hard on the trailer to be pulled back and forth from Canada.
In the summer up here I like to sew when we are camping in our add a room and it which works great I can watch birds and sew at the same time. But I find Yuma Ar is windy and the sand gets in everything. Not good for my machine to say the least.
It's very windy in Yakima during the summer, and it is the desert, I am constantly fighting dust and dirt that seems to find it's way in no matter what! When we are not here, I store my machines in carriers, they lock up tight and keep the dust and dirt off the machines.
In the summer up here I like to sew when we are camping in our add a room and it which works great I can watch birds and sew at the same time. But I find Yuma Ar is windy and the sand gets in everything. Not good for my machine to say the least.
It's very windy in Yakima during the summer, and it is the desert, I am constantly fighting dust and dirt that seems to find it's way in no matter what! When we are not here, I store my machines in carriers, they lock up tight and keep the dust and dirt off the machines.
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