Originally Posted by vickig626
(Post 4893750)
I'm always teasing my DH about making our bedroom my sewing room but he just ignores me. LOL
But I see no reason why you can't (or shouldn't) do that -- in your own house. We don't use our living room anymore either and I tease DH that if I could afford an long-arm, it would go in there. But I would probably put it in my family room and move the sofa back into the living room. Enjoy all your space to enlarge your sewing space. I've taken over 2 bedrooms (so far). |
i think your master br would be a great new sewing/quilting room.
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Originally Posted by gramajo
(Post 4890631)
I agree with shnnn. You won't be inconveniencing anyone & if it would work for you--go for it! :thumbup:
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I say do it. In the bedroom all you do is sleep. Every quilter needs the largest room available.
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It's fine to do what you plan. The good thing about using the master bedroom that way is that you don't have to spend any money on alterations to the house, and, when you go to sell the house, it still has 5 bedrooms!
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I think your plan sounds fantastic and SMART! Let us see pictures after you've made the switch!
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I have my sewing/quilting room in the master bedroom of our house! Has been that way for about 7 years now.My husband said he didnt care which room the bed was in as long as he HAD a room with his bed in it to sleep in!!!So my little haven is 14x16 and its wonderful!
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It's your house, your bedroom so you can do what you like with it, who will complain????????????
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I know a lady that just did that she lives alone too and she turned her Master Bedroom into a Quilting Room it looks great I would say go for it
Carol in Delaware I don't have UFO's I have PhD's. (Projects half Done). and I'll be so smart when I finish working on my PhD's. |
I agree with the ones that have given you encouragement. Isn't it nice that you have that option. Go for it.
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