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Originally Posted by quilt3311
This wouldn't even hold my machine, cutting table, ironing surface etc. You can also see he doesn't have any children, and probably not a wife as I don't know anyone who would put up with this type living condition.
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The word claustrophobia comes to mind.
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The small house would be great to live in, not much cleaning and sure would not have anything extra. BUT, I would need another building for my sewing and hobbies, perhaps 20 x 40.
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Where would I put my sewing gear?
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NO WAY!
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only if there was a "house next door" for the stash and machine....
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no way !!! that is wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too small I need room for my quilting, sewing and crafting... LOL
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
nope, couldn't do it...I can't take close spaces and I think that might qualify. Besides, my sewing machines take up more space than his kitchen.
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I couldn't fit anything in there. Also, too close of a space for me.
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Nope, couldn't do it.. I need my stuff to be sane. I need my stuff to be happy! and besides, I need my husband, and there isn't room for another person in his tiny home.. Did you notice, 10 years he's been living in there.. and no wife.. no live in roomie.. Wonder if he's figured that out?
But, I would love that tiny house for a backyard play house for my sweet grandbabies!! Wouldn't that be cool?? |
Not any more! When DH and I got married we lived in a travel trailer.
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Looks like those Tumbleweeds houses that are VERY small.
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Just think you could make a king size quilt and have wall-to-wall carpeting.heehee. I think I'll pass on that although it would make a nice size out-house. I can remember having those. Boy do I like my indoor plumbing. Winter sucks.
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It would get very old very fast for me. I would have to park it on the beach or in in some high tourist activity area so I wouldn't get bored. Now I would have loved to have one for each of my teenagers when they were home. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
Originally Posted by stewyscrewy
I would love to live in it. Can you imagine how much your utility bills would cost in that smal house. Not to mention your mortgage payemnts would be.
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LOL. That table might fit tiny dishes for four, but where do the people sit?
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no way! like spreadability!!!
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
Now I would have loved to have one for each of my teenagers when they were home. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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It is an interesting concept. I like the idea of alternative homes, if that suits. I have often thought I wouldn't mind living in a converted railway carriage (with a studio nearby of course).
It could be a good way for someone just starting out, at least the finances would be manageable and then you could move up if and when your lifestyle changed. Personally I need a little more room, but an earthship or a strawbale would be fantastic....just have to get the husband to agree! |
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