My sewing room
01-13-2010, 12:48 AM
#12
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Location: Michigan's Upper Peninsula
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Your room is light and airy. I would find it inspiring just to be in such a pleasant environment.
Could you tell me more about the small ironing board next to your sewing area? I think the legs might be adjustable in height and the overall appearance of the table is sturdy.
Thanks for sharing :-)
Could you tell me more about the small ironing board next to your sewing area? I think the legs might be adjustable in height and the overall appearance of the table is sturdy.
Thanks for sharing :-)
01-13-2010, 04:16 AM
#15
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Upstate New York
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Wow, you are so lucky. What a wonderful bright and peaceful room to quilt in. I would love a room like that. You can organize everything!
I have to share my sewing space with an extra bedroom which is overcrowded as it is. Plus whenever my son and his wife come home, I have no use of it at all. Don't get me wrong, I love seeing them, just feel funny going into "their" room when they are here.
You have a wonderful setup, enjoy.
Happy quilting!
I have to share my sewing space with an extra bedroom which is overcrowded as it is. Plus whenever my son and his wife come home, I have no use of it at all. Don't get me wrong, I love seeing them, just feel funny going into "their" room when they are here.
You have a wonderful setup, enjoy.
Happy quilting!
01-13-2010, 04:27 AM
#17
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Location: Northern Indiana
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Thank you Justok....Yep I even had my lazy boy chair in my sewing/craft room with a TV/DVD Player and I use to sit in my Sewing/Craft room many hours a day/night...sitting there watching TV and doing my cutting/sewing/stitching.
I really miss my room. I have a big enough bedroom in my Apt that I can turn into a Sewing/Cutting/Stitching room but first I need to get me a 4 foot Table and I'm going to get it at Lowe's hopefully sometime this summer.
Right now I have my Sewing Machine sitting on my Kitchen Table and I've been doing my cutting using my Kitchen Table with the Cutting Board and Rotary. My Kitchen Table is not very big. It is a oblong Kitchen Table. I will be so glad when I get my 4 foot Table that I want so I have more room to do things with and that I can set my stuff on there and leave it laying out.
:)
I really miss my room. I have a big enough bedroom in my Apt that I can turn into a Sewing/Cutting/Stitching room but first I need to get me a 4 foot Table and I'm going to get it at Lowe's hopefully sometime this summer.
Right now I have my Sewing Machine sitting on my Kitchen Table and I've been doing my cutting using my Kitchen Table with the Cutting Board and Rotary. My Kitchen Table is not very big. It is a oblong Kitchen Table. I will be so glad when I get my 4 foot Table that I want so I have more room to do things with and that I can set my stuff on there and leave it laying out.
:)
01-13-2010, 05:10 AM
#18
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Location: Milverton, ON, Canada
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Originally Posted by Justok
It is not a shoe holder but a thingy I bought at the Goodwill . I keep my odds &ends like extra blades, pins, needle nose pliers which I assume all quilters need. I have some fabric markers, and my favorite tool a small pair of opera glasses to help me make my quilts look far away instead of squinting my eyes.
01-13-2010, 05:12 AM
#20
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Location: Nashua, NH
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Originally Posted by beginnerquilter
Thank you Justok....Yep I even had my lazy boy chair in my sewing/craft room with a TV/DVD Player and I use to sit in my Sewing/Craft room many hours a day/night...sitting there watching TV and doing my cutting/sewing/stitching. :)
As for getting a 4' table, I'd also check out availability and prices at BJs, COSTCOs, or SAM's Club. I find Loew's rather expensive.
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