Would have to be a long arm machine and frame and of course the space to place it in.

would love a feather weight with a case so I can take it were ever I go. I need my sewing machines

Love my Bernina Artista, I would like the latest Bernina so I could embroider and quilt at the same time

A long arm and all the classes to go with it, and I could not live without my sewing machines (and of course fabric to go along with it).

I would add a long-arm quilting machine, with a stitch regulator, or course!

I can't do without my sewing machine, though the rotary cutter comes in at a close 2nd.

I would definately miss my rulers... I could make due with what I have, but would like a new machine, mine is 38 years old, but still working fine. But it is limited on design stitches.

Can't live without a sewing machine. I would LOVE to have a larger room with plenty of storage shelves and/or cabinets to hold my fabric and projects. And since we're talking about an unlimited budget, someone to come in once a week to clean the house, since I'd much rather spend my time in my woman cave than cleaning the rest of the house. :thumbup:

I would have to say I would want a big cutting table like Jenny on MissouriStarQuiltCo and a big design wall. What I can't live without would be my trusty old Kenmore sewing machine and my Alto's QuiltCut2!

a long arm set up, complete and the skill to use it! i'm bad at this, i wouldn't give up anything, but in a blaze of the house burning down i'd grab my featherweight. (assuming everything non-quilty was already safe).

A Long arm machine and frame that moves the fabric forward. Then I would have to tear down some walls in my basement.

What I couldn't do with out would be a good seam ripper. I am always tearing things apart. Next would be the rotary cutter.

I'd have to say needle, thread, and scissors. We could all still create with those basic supplies. It's like the old granny said when asked which was most important to her in keeping house: running water. That reduces us to the basics doesn't it? We COULD do without anything else and still create, but isn't it fun with all our modern gadgets.

Ditto! And...my corner must be unpacked and repacked each time I use it for the safety of my little ones.

With my unlimited budget I would build a 1b/1ba studio in the backyard. I am ready to build if anyone out there wants to donate to this good cause. :)

I can't live without my Viking Designer I - auto presser foot lift and lower. It is in the shop for maintenance and I feel like I am in the dark ages by manually lifting and lowering the presser foot! I know...spoiled.

Solar panels ...

I would buy a bigger house and then get a Longarm.

Good Answer! Good Answer! I totally agree.

Good lighting is a must.

Maid Service and a personal chef so I could spend all my time IN my sewing room.

I think I already have it ALL... If money were no object I would hire a couple nice non judgmental people to come over and organize it so I could find all the goodies I already have.

What can't I live without? my stitch ripper... and I can't find that either not doubt.

money no object-------long arm, what I can't do without would be my sewing machines.

What would I buy first
 

A good sewing machine; then a cutting table. I have all that I need...took 30 years, but I'm now down to wanting "Stuff"...like a commercial embroidery machine, lol

I agree easy answer but a longer version....

The newest, best rated, biggest, most computerized, easiest moving, best customer training long arm out there!

I would love a sewing room that dosen't include my bed!

if would be a LONG ARM MACHINE , i have any thing else from sew ,oh are a Q7 software, i just got a SINGER FUTURA QUARTER 4-1 SEWING MACHINE i can hard sleep at night want do this and that it do embroider, and quilt ,and sew it a stitch above the rest well i from sabbath

I would love one of the almost 400.00 quilting frame that almost stand upright after the quilt is on it.

1. a sewing room fully stocked with everything and more

2. emmm............ would not want to be without my Bernina 440, but then I would not be without fabric, and then I need thread - this is hard!

Massive space and someone to keep it organized so I can do what I love without having to keep stopping to try and find what I need. What I can't do witout are extra lights

1. enough uncluttered wall space to make a queen sized design wall (which means adding on to the house) and
2. couldn't do without custom table made by DH complete with well that accommodates my machine with extention
table - gives me a totally flat surface to FMQ and I can remove the extension table for regular sewing jobs such as
hemming slacks.

I have to agree with Quiltinghere "The newest, best rated, biggest, most computerized, easiest moving, best customer training long arm out there! "
The thing I can't do without? My Babylock Ellisimo sewing machine, it is top of the line and has spoiled me for others.

I would love to have a housekeeper/maid service for my quilt room.
Wouldn't want to give up my 'snips'.

i would love an eliso iron (spelling)or a full time sewing buddy
could not do with out my fabric

Sweet Sixteen machine and table is what I'd want;
Janome 1600OP and Janome 6260 and Janome 360e. Sorry, I must have all three LOL

A long arm quilting machine and a room large enough to keep it!

I would enjoy having shelves or enclosed cupboard space. Of course the one thing I couldn't live without, is my sewing machine. Goes with me when I have a few days stay at the kids' houses.

I would have to say space - my creativity is so depressed when I have no room to work.

I think I would buy an embrody machine. I lovemy sidewinder and would be lost without it.

I would like to have a dedicated sewing room. Now I'm spread all over the dining room and when we have guests I have to clear everthing off the table.

I could not do without my sewing machine.

I can not sew without my serger and my embroidery machine.

I would like a new long arm quilting machine or a top of the line Bernina sewing and embroidery machine, or both really! I can't live without my Bernina 750 sewing and embroidery machine.

A custom-built, space-saving cabinet for my 3 machines: embroidery, quilting and serger. What I couldn't live without is my computer, so I can continue to access this Board - LOL!