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I found this folding screen on the side of the street (trash) and claimed it. I glued flannel onto each panel (they are just cardboard) and now I have a fold up design board that I really have a spot for in my very crowded sewing room.
This is my first venture into "dumpster diving" and I'm quite pleased with the result. The Christmas blocks are part of a wall hanging we are doing at quilt guild. I'm doing mine "Quilt As You Go" style. The house blocks were a pick-up of someone else's left-over project. House blocks on "back side" [ATTACH=CONFIG]109730[/ATTACH] Screen Opened Out [ATTACH=CONFIG]109823[/ATTACH] Screen closed [ATTACH=CONFIG]109824[/ATTACH] Christmas Wall Hanging [ATTACH=CONFIG]109825[/ATTACH] "Home" for screen when not in use [ATTACH=CONFIG]109826[/ATTACH] |
What a great idea. I never seem to see anything worth "diving" for anymore, but I use to pick up old windows to remake into shelves.
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Wow, I'd sure like to find some thng like that to make a design wall with. It looks like it will be very nice for auditioning table runners and small projects with out having to unfold the wall. Great find, Huggies, Fay
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What a great idea ... and your sewing room is wonderful, too! There is a pink (maybe lavender) and blue batik in the background that is great, too!
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Great idea! Glad you are able to use the divider! I like that it can be folded up and stored out of the way! Yay!
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Excellent dumpster diving! I LIKE the attic windows quilt in the first picture!
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What a great idea! :thumbup:
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That is Great Idea! I like the way it folds up, big space saver.
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Oh my gosh, you have just given me the solution to my lack of a design wall. What a brilliant idea.
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LOVE the attic window quilt!
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