Sewing Room Help
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Ok all, I think I need an intervention. Hubby is not one to yell, cuss, or really say much of anything about my quilting but today was a different story. I have a quilt room, although it isn't much...or very big. I also have quilt projects scattered throughout the entire house. Today hubby lost it. He told me if I didn't confine my quilting to 1 room then I was in big trouble. Also, he is wanting to list our place so I can't have my "crap" (as he called it) everywhere.
I am hopeful that if I post this here that it will motivate me and keep me on track so I don't get distracted trying to get everything cleaned up. Also, any suggestions anyone has would be wonderful for organization. Thanks
I am hopeful that if I post this here that it will motivate me and keep me on track so I don't get distracted trying to get everything cleaned up. Also, any suggestions anyone has would be wonderful for organization. Thanks
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Uh oh! Looks like you have a start with those bins. How much time do you have?
If he's listing the house ... I would just start boxing or putting into bins things I may not need until after the house is sold.
Or if you are downsizing, starts selling and/or donating what you think you won't use.
Just start in one spot and keep going . . . after all, you can't eat the whole watermelon in one bite! :thumbup:
Good luck! keep us posted! :thumbup:
If he's listing the house ... I would just start boxing or putting into bins things I may not need until after the house is sold.
Or if you are downsizing, starts selling and/or donating what you think you won't use.
Just start in one spot and keep going . . . after all, you can't eat the whole watermelon in one bite! :thumbup:
Good luck! keep us posted! :thumbup:
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If you really want to keep the bed, but won't be using it any time soon, you can lean it against the wall on it's side and you will have all that floor space to work with.
Another thought is to organize it in some boxes that will fit under the bed. You can find risers that will lift the bed 5 - 7 inches maybe more so you have room to store underneath.
Another thought is to organize it in some boxes that will fit under the bed. You can find risers that will lift the bed 5 - 7 inches maybe more so you have room to store underneath.
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Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
If you really want to keep the bed, but won't be using it any time soon, you can lean it against the wall on it's side and you will have all that floor space to work with.
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