Finally pictures of my sewing room
06-10-2010, 12:48 PM
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My sewing room was my daughter's bedroom. She has been married and out of the house forever for 7 years. It is now my sewing, quilting and computer room.
I have fabric stored also in my laundry room and two differnent handquilting hoops in other rooms of the house.
I have fabric stored also in my laundry room and two differnent handquilting hoops in other rooms of the house.
An old thread cabinet for my embroidery items
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A handmade thread cabinet my daughter gave me
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a Martha Washington sewing table I found at a yard sale
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The computer set up and my other machines behind.
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The real stash is in the basement. This was my original sewing room
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BAck upstairs, my serger and embroidery machines. The last picture was my fold out cutting table.
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My main sewing table, note the stuff under the clear table.
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I made an ironing and cutting station out of an old dresser by cutting off the legs.
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this is a very small part of my stash
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This is my sewing machine set up from the back
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This is the big cutting and ironing station
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I have a few books and magazines etc.
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I also have one of those fold out cutting tables. Most of the stuff on it is for Linus quilts.
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06-10-2010, 02:32 PM
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I have a little Sew Tilt table I got from Nancy's Notions. It allows you to tilt your machine at several different levels. It really helps you to see what you are doing and is easier on your neck. You can do the same thing with a couple of door stops. I love it it even has a notch for my knee lift bar and the power cord etc.
06-10-2010, 02:41 PM
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WOW very well organized. Love it all.
I am thinking of getting an embriodery machine. How much do you use it and which one do you have??
They have some that are not that hard to learn to use,
but wondering if how much I used it would justify the price.
I have the 6600 Janome quilting/sewng machine and the 110 janome serger. Use them alot. Made sewing fun
I am thinking of getting an embriodery machine. How much do you use it and which one do you have??
They have some that are not that hard to learn to use,
but wondering if how much I used it would justify the price.
I have the 6600 Janome quilting/sewng machine and the 110 janome serger. Use them alot. Made sewing fun
06-10-2010, 02:46 PM
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Wow, are you able to move around in there?.....lol
I would go bonkers in there, I have to have space.
Could you leave the basement window ajar? So none of us has to knock or ring the bell in the middle of the night when we come to plunder........I mean "Visit"..........lol
I would go bonkers in there, I have to have space.
Could you leave the basement window ajar? So none of us has to knock or ring the bell in the middle of the night when we come to plunder........I mean "Visit"..........lol
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