Congratulations! I have been working on a basement redo for sewing/quilting area and will be watching this thread for member's suggestions. This is a wonderful board with a lot of talented and informed members.
|
I think if I could have mine done, I would have shorter distance in the steps going up stairs. that makes a big difference in going up and down. as long as everything is in the process, I would see if that can be done. Might already be too late as this is 7 months later. Have not been on the board for quite a while and am just catching up on posts. Good luck with your new sewing room. Amy
|
Originally Posted by lovelyl
(Post 7165325)
Consider having your electric plugs placed on the wall above your sewing table instead of below it. It eliminates many bend overs to plug/unplug things. Also keeps so many cords off the floor where they trap dust!
|
***
*** I am soooooo happy for you. *** |
Any pictures of this new "clean slate" you have now that is has been
MANY months? |
I too took over two bedrooms and knocked down the common wall. When the contractor took down the wall, he added plugs to other walls so I would have enough electricity where ever needed. I already had put up shelving on one wall for storage. I still have a queen size bed that I would like to get rid of but it did not sell and my kids keep coming back to visit. If the bed was gone, I would put up a permanent design wall and arrange my vintage machines so I could sew on them whenever I wanted. Currently I am organizing my fabric into dressers so I can use my linen closet for linens and am making an ironing station out of a small dresser I bought at IKEA for $39.00! Enjoy and relax. You have a wonderful opportunity.
|
Lots of useful suggestions in this post!
How does the room look now that you've (hopefully) got it done? |
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 07:03 AM. |