Could anyone else be as an untidy quilter and sewer?....
02-08-2015, 08:03 PM
#81
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be thankful for the untidy problems that you have.
I am the opposite...can't sew unless I have done a certain amount
of cleaning (earned it?)...with dishes and laundry and dust multiplying
on an hourly basis, guess how often i can relax to sew?
So let the fur and the thread fly and go quilt! I envy you!
I am the opposite...can't sew unless I have done a certain amount
of cleaning (earned it?)...with dishes and laundry and dust multiplying
on an hourly basis, guess how often i can relax to sew?
So let the fur and the thread fly and go quilt! I envy you!
02-08-2015, 08:12 PM
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Location: Birdsboro PA, southeastern PA area
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I have bits of thread and material all over my floor. Never checked the casters on my chair, maybe I should. I have a small shop vac that I clean my carpet with - thank goodness it is a very low pile carpet the chair rolls very easily over it. I just have to keep the door way clear because we have a large metal shelf unit that we keep food stored on (don't have a lot of kitchen cabinets). This shelf unit is just inside the sewing room and I can't pile totes in front of it. I find it very hard to keep the room neat and tidy, too many projects going on at any given time. But I will check the wheels on the chair, maybe it will roll even smoother when I do. thanks for the tip
02-08-2015, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
I sew in my dining room. My 2015 Resolution was to clean up after completing a project before stating a new one, so you can imagine what the room usually looks like. My only saving grace is that we actually use the dining room to dine a couple times a year, so I have to excavate then.
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