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Very Nice..... I could go for that set up in a heartbeat ;-)
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Very organized and compact.
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Great use of the space you have.
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Those baskets are exactly 4 inches wide at the bottom and 6 inches at the top. They just sit up there, of course I have to take them down when we move and bring the slides in.
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Nice setup! When we go to RV shows, I tell hubby ...'and the sewing machine would fit just fine right there'. He usually agrees with me! LOL
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How cool!!! Yiu have that really well organized.
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I think you should use that RV as your permanent sewing room. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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HI CJ !!!!!! When I read the title of this thread, I INSTANTLY thought of you !!!! Neat to see you here, it's like I 'know' you !! ( from Homesteading today .com )
Hope all is well with you , and your business is BLOOMING !! |
Hi CJ, I was a reader of your blog. I can remember when you got your little sew-ez table and when you put the baskets up in your fiver. Nice to see a pic from the past but hope you are still happy in your new home. Are you gardening this year?
We just became empty nester's so we have plans for lots of travel this summer and will be going south for the first time this winter. I doubt we will ever go full time though because we have a ranch and a house in town so we always look forward to getting back home. |
Originally Posted by cjtinkle
Just for fun, thought I'd share a picture of my sewing setup when we were living in our RV fulltime.
Our unit has a king size bed in it. The mattress lifts for storage, and that's where I kept my fabric and thread stash for the most part. In the photo you can see a few narrow baskets on top of the slide out over the TV. Our 5th wheel has 4 slideouts, and I had all of them lined with these baskets, and they stored fat quarts, charm packs, threads, and patterns. There was a fireplace under the TV, but I had hubby remove it and install 2 cabinet doors for more sewing paraphenalia. All in all, it wasn't bad! |
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