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Old 10-27-2010, 04:32 PM
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Congratulations on your new machine, sewing room with a house attached.
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Old 10-27-2010, 09:42 PM
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Congratulations! New house is great..dedicated sewing room even better.
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If you can't get rid of the carpet yet, just throw an old king size flat sheet down and you can pick it up and shake the thread off of it when done. Much better than trying to clean threads out of carpet.
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Congratulations thats awesome.
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Old 10-31-2010, 05:00 AM
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Yep, I gotta get me one of those magnetic pin cushions....
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Originally Posted by Susan49
Congrats! Sewing rooms are great. We didn't have the money to put in laminate when we had a leak and had to pull the carpeting. Home Depot has a great product that is vinyl,but looks like wood. It is really easy to put down. I did mine myself (my studio is 17'X28" as I have a long arm and my office). I even used one of quilting rules to cut the tiles with a utility knife. It look a couple of days as I had to move things to one end and back again. I also had to wait to have my husband help me move the big stuff (14' long arm and cabinets left over from his business). Anyway this product comes in 6" X 36" strips and overlaps kind of like laminate. It has a 25 year warranty and comes in 3 colors. My handyman said "Oh, you went with wood in here."
I also put my own linoleum down in the sewing room. I also put my back out and had to call my friend for help. She died sadly last year of ovarian cancer, she is sorely missed.
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Originally Posted by Cottontop
Today was a glorious day. We went to an auction and DH bought me a new sewing room (and, yes, there is a 3 BR house around it! But, a dedicated,all-my-own private place to make a mess as I please...But, I hope to do it up as nicely as some I've seen on this board.

Gotta worry about the bright red carpet though....what to do?
Hi, I'm back! One word of advice. Never move and take on ton of restoration/repairs, etc., so close to Christmas!

Love our house (still somewhat stuck in the 60's), love our neighbors and, the one room that is fully finished and ready (you guessed it), Sally's Sewing Room (my hideout). No pics yet because, right now, drapery fabric all over and I'm dying to start piecing...Quilts! But, yep, the red carpet is gone, woodlike linoleum is down and the dark paneling is now sparkling white. DH put me an electric fireplace for warmth and whatever....
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How wonderful and what a supportive DH. Happy quilting in your lovely haven.
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Gotta worry about the bright red carpet though....what to do?[/quote]

Well, My neighbor had a red carpet she hated when they bought their home - now, 20 years later she has replaced it - you guessed it - with another red carpet - it just grew on her! LOL
Congrats on the new sewing room (& house).
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