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09-20-2011, 04:13 AM
#25
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Go for it, my quilting machine and a sewing area are in my living room. Rest is in studio. Hubby wanted me to be in the same area he was in the evenings, so installed all my sewing stuff there. Gotta love that man!! He watches his TV shows to the hum of one or the other of the machines.
09-20-2011, 04:17 AM
#26
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I have never understood the sense behind having a formal living room. Now days people aren't as "formal" with entertaining.
I say you should use that space in whatever way would get the most use! So it that would be a quilting room go for it!.
Life if WAY TO SHORT not to do things we really enjoy!
I say you should use that space in whatever way would get the most use! So it that would be a quilting room go for it!.
Life if WAY TO SHORT not to do things we really enjoy!
09-20-2011, 05:21 AM
#29
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Location: Ohio, the land of 4 seasons. sometimes all in the same week!
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I think -your mortgage-you do what you want under your roof
Originally Posted by ontheriver
I am lucky to have a pretty large sewing studio but Now with my mega on a frame it is getting crowded. I have a very large living room with a wall of windows overlooking the river. I use the living room approx. One hour a night just a couple nights a week to watch a fav tv show, the rest of the time no one is ever in the living room. I have been thinking about converting said living room into a larger sewing studio and making the sewing area I have now into a smaller living room. We never have company so that would not be a problem. So what do you think? Stupid idea or not?
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