a well thought out sewing area-great room.I always have a dog or a few dogs at my feet also.

Sewing room Pictures
 

What a wonderful place to do what you enjoy most: Creating a treasured and timeless Quilts

I like your set-up too! Very well organized. (I'm gathering ideas.)

love your room. it is really encouraging me to continue. I read one of those organizing blogs the other day, and she strongly suggests putting everything away as much as possible so you can start with a clean slate. Huh. That's my problem. I have started to box things that are sitting around. But I don't have enough room to really put things away until I put up my wall system in the new room. But I can't put up the wall system till I paint the room,or at least the one wall where the system will be placed. Except I can't do that until I move what is in the room away from the wall. And I can't do that till I can move the bed into the old room, which is where all the boxes currently are. HELP!!! I love looking at the wonderful pictures you sent, and I can even see my room set up in my mind, but it's like a catch 22.

This room would make me very happy!!

Your chair looks as though it sits up high and your foot pedal is on a step stool? Am I looking at that correctly? How is it to sew like that? Is it comfortable?

Nettie

Love your room! Does the lighting make the room warm? Even with the lights in my room, it warms up and I have to turn on the fan and open the window (I love menopause...NOT!)

Yes, my chair is high to accommodate the kitchen height counter. It took awhile to come up w/ the right combination. My foot pedal is on an adjustable foot rest. The foot rest has a non-slip top and sits on a wooden box (hubby pulled out from somewhere) to make it the right height. I am only 5' tall, so I am used to having to compensate to have things fit.
And, yes, I am quite comfortable:D

The only time I notice the lights making the room hot is when I turn on the lights under the cupboard during the summer. I think those lights are a different kind. My roomis in the basement, so that probably helps. Also, have not hit menopause, yet. I may have a different answer after I do!

Love the white cabinets! It looks so neat and tidy.

Beautiful quilting space!

Cindyg19 - that is called but first syndrome -- I'm going to do this but first I going to--- There was an old "Pickles" cartoon about that very thing. I have it posted in my frig cause I suffer from that also.

Looks like you've got everything you need right at your reach. My DH is a wood worker to. Isn't great how they help you make things for the hobby rooms. I've gone to Quilting classes and have actually sold some of the neat stuff he has made me. We are both lucky to have such wonderful DHs.
Coountry1

Your room is great. It looks so inviting and so functional.

I love how everything looks like it is handy, right there at your fingertips...saves so much time. I love it, I'm a little jealous. ha ha I'm "Drooling"

What a sweet hubby! Great room - so light, bright and organized!
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love your room. Is that a long arm behind your sewing machine? If so, how much room do you have between it and your chair at the sewing machine? Are you bumping into it at anytime when you roll your chair out? I am looking to set my room up similar but am really worried there won't be enough room between the quilter and my sewing area. What is the pad underneath your chair? I have the same issue of rolling away from my machine. Drives me nuts. Sorry for all the questions.

Nettie

Beautiful. I wish I could get my room organized enough to take photos to share.

It is not a long arm, but a short arm, I think. It is a Little Gracie frame with a Juki TLQ 98. I have 54" between my chair and the quilt frame (I went down and measured). The chair no longer has wheels, but I didn't have any trouble with bumping into the frame when it did have wheels. The pad you are referring to that is under my chair is a piece of particle board that my husband custom cut just for that purpose. DH is very clever when it comes to solving my sewing room issues.