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03-29-2011, 01:40 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Mississippi
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It looks like you have all the light you need to sew by. Just watch out for fading on your stash. You might want to have some sort of cover to protect the fabric. (I bought some fabric that faded on the center fold and cut it into strips before I realized I could not use the center of each strip.)
03-29-2011, 02:21 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: KCMO area
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This is really inspirational to me! We moved to our new house almost 8 months ago and I thought I'd get the spare bedroom. But hubby's business had to go in there-economy couldn't swing an office outside the home. So I'm on my sewing cabinet at one end of the family room along with my desk. Stash in plastic bins on high shelves in laundry room, extra supplies in boxes in the basement. Sort of discouraging to have to move all around the house for different aspects of quilting, but it does get me up off my be-hind. I have to climb the stairs to the kitchen to do any cutting on the island. Any space can work, really!
03-29-2011, 06:10 PM
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My window has uv coating on the inside that my son installs. No worry about sun doing damage with that. The Dallas cowboy is my little red dog, Foxy's bed and cover. Bears is Redskins. Two of my sons are Dallas fans and two are Redskins fans. LOL
03-29-2011, 06:10 PM
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My window has uv coating on the inside that my son installs. No worry about sun doing damage with that. The Dallas cowboy is my little red dog, Foxy's bed and cover. Bears is Redskins. Two of my sons are Dallas fans and two are Redskins fans. LOL
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