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Old 05-02-2014, 03:42 AM
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I'd find it hard to leave that sewing room too! Such a wonderful space for creativity.
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I wouldn't want to leave it either! Maybe you will get to create another, even better, quilting room!
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What a great room! Take lots of measurements and pictures. Maybe you can reproduce the room when you get a new home.
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Great room but family is everything! If your new room has a longarm, you'll adjust.
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Old 05-02-2014, 04:45 AM
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What a great work space! Hope you find something similar in Ohio.
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What a great space. That's a quilt studio, not just a room. Hope your new one will live up to it, wish mine did.
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Old 05-02-2014, 04:51 AM
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Beautiful, bright room!

Do you think the room played into the new owner's decision to buy the house?

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Old 05-02-2014, 04:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Quiltngolfer View Post
What a great room! Take lots of measurements and pictures. Maybe you can reproduce the room when you get a new home.
I already have the measurements, Quiltngolfer, and the only thing I will change is to have an even bigger cutting table. I like making lap-sized quilts (they get used all the time!), and I'd like a table that will hold a lap-sized layout while I'm piecing. It's the ONLY thing I wished I'd done differently when I designed it. And the next one will also hold my longarm frame, even if I have to commandeer the entire basement to do it, LOL!
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Originally Posted by quiltinghere View Post
Beautiful, bright room!

Do you think the room played into the new owner's decision to buy the house?

Nan
Nan, it hasn't been sold yet. It goes on the market next week. Hopefully it WILL be a deal-maker for some rampant crafter!
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Originally Posted by KwiltyKahy View Post
What a great space. That's a quilt studio, not just a room. Hope your new one will live up to it, wish mine did.
I wish it was a studio. I consider a studio a separate space from the house. Like THAT will ever happen in my lifetime! But.....one can dream!
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