Messy Sewing Room
08-02-2011, 06:07 PM
#92
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My sewing room is a corner in my only guest bedroom. I try to keep it manageable if I were to have company, that it wouldn't take me long to get it where it should be. The only thing is I can't do any sewing while they're in there. :thumbdown: I'm by no means a neatnik but I do like to have some organization. Sometimes that's hard to do when you're in the middle of a project.
08-02-2011, 06:24 PM
#93
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Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
i'm the opposite.
i can't create in a room thats too nice.
i see some rooms on here that look like a decorator put it together.
i would be too afraid of making a mess and ruining the nice furniture/etc.
i paint, screen print, dye, etc fabric all the time i can't be worried about ruining my pretty things in the process.
i need to work without inhibitions.
i can't create in a room thats too nice.
i see some rooms on here that look like a decorator put it together.
i would be too afraid of making a mess and ruining the nice furniture/etc.
i paint, screen print, dye, etc fabric all the time i can't be worried about ruining my pretty things in the process.
i need to work without inhibitions.
08-02-2011, 06:36 PM
#94
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<y area where I do my cutting and trimming is the messiest part of my sewing room. My assistant makes a big to-do that I don't pick up the scraps immediately. Can't live like that. Once the day is finished I pick up and clean everything... why pick u p a dozen times a day when it can be cleaned in the evening and be ready for the next days work...
08-02-2011, 07:17 PM
#96
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I'm like Ellen Burns when I work :o)! I cut and throw the snips and useless trims over my shoulder on to the floor. At the end of my work session I sweep up because I cannot bear to see it all and want my sewing room ready for the next time I get in there to work :thumbup:
08-02-2011, 07:35 PM
#97
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Location: Washington
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I'm OK if it's a little messy - in fact, my mantra is that one can't create if the room is too clean. ;) But if it gets beyond messy to a pig sty, then it's a problem because I end up having to move stuff to cut or trim, find things, etc. I just cleaned mine on Sunday. My machine had gone in for cleaning, so I figured it was a good time to make my room a nice clean space to bring my machine home to. Only problem when I clean my room is that at first I can't find things.
08-02-2011, 07:41 PM
#98
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Location: N E Ohio
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I told my DH today that I need more shelves--the room is a disaster but I have too much "stuff" to organize it! I have taken to sewing in our living room, so now sometimes it's also a mess. Every time I have to clear the living room , I pile it in the sewing room and add to the problem--vicious circle. I hope to find time to clean it up soon.
08-02-2011, 08:23 PM
#100
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Location: Pataskala, OHIO
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I have a very nice size sewing room, part of which is sectioned off for the grandkid's play area. How can I expect my grandkids to keep their play area picked up if grandma doesn't do the same? Having a designated place for everything is the main thing! I also like to have things picked up by the end of the day.
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