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Be careful! I started out with a make do design wall using cardboard and an old plastic tablecloth. That fit perfectly in my little 8x 6 sewing room. I thought what more could I want. LOL I now have two 8 x 4 felt covered insulation foam boards in my converted den with attached bedroom that is now my sewing studio.
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I have sliding pocket doors to my sewing room and since there are windows and closets on other walls there is mo real room for a design wall. But a thought popped into my brain about hanging a flannel Roman shade just above the door way on the inside of the room. Maybe I could lower and raise it and it would be out of sight from the rest of the house??
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Great idea. Thanks
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Originally Posted by lindaschipper
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I have sliding pocket doors to my sewing room and since there are windows and closets on other walls there is mo real room for a design wall. But a thought popped into my brain about hanging a flannel Roman shade just above the door way on the inside of the room. Maybe I could lower and raise it and it would be out of sight from the rest of the house??
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
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Why not put a thin covered board on the pocket door?
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Hey, it works. For years I've used a flannel-backed tablecloth tacked over a closet door (for easy removal).
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I love your idea. Thanks for sharing
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Clever and thrifty. I use cheap flannel backed plastic tablecloths and tape them to the wall with blue painters tape. They work great.
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
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Why not put a thin covered board on the pocket door?
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