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Old 04-22-2014, 05:38 AM
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DH & I went on a nice trip to the coast a couple weeks ago and rented a house with my cousin and his family. I brought along my new portable machine so I could do some sewing while I was out there.

I immediatley claimed this room as my sewing space. I loved this room so much...I sewed a complete King size quilt top (just simple big blocks) and also sewed up a whole 2# bag of scrap strips while I was there. I literally RAN OUT of fabric to sew on. Next time...I will bring 3x as much!

I didn't want to leave. You can see why...
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Old 04-22-2014, 05:56 AM
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Breathtaking!
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Old 04-22-2014, 05:58 AM
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The perfect spot to sew!
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Old 04-22-2014, 06:16 AM
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That is absolutely beautiful! I can see why you got so much sewing done, I wouldn't want to leave that spot either!
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What an inspiration! I use that same folding table for sewing in our park model RV at the lake. Nice and sturdy. Yep, take more fabric next time!
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You were so very fortunate to have the VIEW. I wish I could have parked my machine next to you then we both would have gotten a lots done. We could have caught up with all the news known as gossip. Yep !
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What a gorgeous view!!! What kind of a table is that??
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Wow here I am wondering how you got any sewing done, I would have found myself just staring out the window.
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Originally Posted by canmitch1971 View Post
What a gorgeous view!!! What kind of a table is that??
It's just a little folding table I picked up at a local hardware store. Cheap, lightweight, and adjustable height - very handy! It's a little bouncy so I wouldn't want it to be my full-time table, but for travel it's perfect.
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Wow here I am wondering how you got any sewing done, I would have found myself just staring out the window.
I did a lot of that, too. I am a very early riser so I got to watch dawn happen from that spot each morning, and watch the full moon set into the ocean around 7AM. Absolutely gorgeous!!
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