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cjtinkle 03-28-2011 10:09 AM

These are the chairs I use in my sewing room Mona, they are wonderfull comfortable and very adjustable!
http://www.staples.com/Office-Star-C...cmArea=REORDER


Originally Posted by mona z

Please tell me what kind of sewing chairs you have. My dining room chair is killing me. Thanks, Mona


mona z 03-28-2011 04:41 PM

Thanks CJ, I love the chairs and need the comfort as well as support. BTW..I love your sewing setup...you must be an incredible artisan. Thanks for sharing..I love how sweet and supportive quilters are. Mona

mona z 03-28-2011 04:46 PM

CJ..I see you're in Ark. Unfortunately, we now live in Elkhart, In. All our kids &grandkids are in the Dallas area...& my little mama is in N. Tx. (Bonham) & my twin is in a farming community near there. I do miss home & look forward to when we can get back south.

jaciqltznok 03-28-2011 05:04 PM

chain and "S" hooks from the hardware store work great too!

Nanamoms 03-28-2011 05:09 PM

Love the color of your wall!!! I'm picking out colors to repaint my room now. Want a little deeper than "builder's beige" LOL
Also, love your pegboards...they look so neat. I have one in my garage but its messy!! :(



Originally Posted by cjtinkle
Pegboard here too, best thing I ever did!


janetter 03-28-2011 05:15 PM


Originally Posted by cjtinkle
Pegboard here too, best thing I ever did!

this isn't a sewing room its a show room....where's the mess???? LMAO

Maria Gomez 01-03-2013 12:49 PM

wow! love your room!

Quilty-Louise 01-03-2013 12:53 PM

I use the Command Large Wire hooks and hang 2-4 rulers on each hook.

Works great for my SMALL limited wall space.

mpspeedy2 01-03-2013 03:26 PM

I purchased a few of the plastic covered wire pot lid racks that you can put on the inside of a cupboard door for pot lids. They work great for holding my rulers and square quilt rullers. My husband who is a machinist made me a series of different size square dies in plexaglass. I purchased a wooden , what I believe is a mail rack, that has slots and then a series of pegs at the bottom. It works great for storing my square dies and I hang some of my quilting stencils on the pegs. I have as much storage as possible on the walls over my cutting and pressing areas. I also just screw in cup hooks to hold some of my collection of quilting stencils that are strung on binder rings. The rings allow me to flip through the collection and only take off what I need. If I ever get my area tidy enough and figure out how to upload the pictures I will post some of my sewing, cutting and stash storage etc.

Weezy Rider 01-03-2013 04:56 PM

I use the circular hangers, but in reverse. The circle is on the wall and the rulers lie flat.

yellowwroses 01-03-2013 05:33 PM

Cj what is the addy for your blog would love to see more.
Judy

fayzer 01-03-2013 06:45 PM

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I have very little room. I am scrunched in the corner of the back bedroom. No huge space for supplies like some lucky people. Since I am so limited on space, I use these wire Command hooks on the wall for my rulers. I can hang 4-5 rulers per hook. They hold up great. I have a couple of hooks on a narrow wall beside the closet and more on the wall behind my sewing table. They are not antique or unique, but they are awesome!
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