Sewing room with NO money!

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01-05-2011, 08:47 AM

#21

vintagemotif

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Great job! I love it when items are recycled like you did with your two armoires. Your main work space with your sewing machines and wonderful ironing board look like the ideal setup. Enjoy!

01-05-2011, 09:01 AM

#22

faithsmamaw

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great job. i relocated my 18 year old son to so i could have a sewing room. It is a lot of work but well worth it still working on sewing room trying to fit my stuff in it

01-05-2011, 09:03 AM

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I go To The Sea To Breathe

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I am inspired! I am going into my 10x10 bedroom and take another look around....yeah, I feel excited. You did an awesome job...my brain is working again, I am so excited. thank you, thank you, thank you....no meds today......

01-05-2011, 09:04 AM

#24

BizzieLizzie

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I like the idea of re-using what you can! Lovely.

01-05-2011, 09:12 AM

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Maia B

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Wow, clever and pretty. Very lovely appliqué blocks. What machines do you have, I spy a Babylock...

01-05-2011, 09:33 AM

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piepatch

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Originally Posted by JNCT14

OK so over the holidays we moved my 19 year old downstairs and created a mini apartment for her - which included my sewing room! I was relegated to a 10 x 10 small bedroom upstairs. So I challenged myself to not only make this room functional but do it for no cost at all. I repurposed/reused everything I could think of - left over paint from another project covered the walls, 2 armoires from our bedroom became storage units, my grandfather's old dresser became the cutting board and more storage, an old bulletin board turned into a design board - I even grabbed a rug from our back door entrance and put on the floor! The crowning jewel in this little space is the ironing board my dad built me - 18" x 60" which I covered with a large fabric remmnent and pieces of batting. It is incredibly functional and a lot of fun to work in - see what you think!

Great job, great sewing room.........necessity is the mother of invention !

01-05-2011, 09:35 AM

#27

mollymct

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Wow! You did a wonderful job!!

01-05-2011, 09:45 AM

#28

RedGarnet222

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You are one organized womam to have pulled this off with not one penny spent. I think it is absolutely wonderful space. Enjoy it in the new year!

01-05-2011, 09:52 AM

#29

Cyn

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Originally Posted by redvette54

Very nice, I have a very small room too. Planning on moving the futon out and a banquet table in. Enjoy your new space

Hey Sue - heehee - we have a 29 ft Outback trailer and in a moment of madness I did suggest to my husband that I move my sewing room out there - needless to say, the answer was NO!!! Rats - could have had a kitchen with munchies and my own bathroom.... :-P

That would have been so cool! You could even take it with you on trips!!!

01-05-2011, 10:04 AM

#30

TootieAnn

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Very nice! Would love to have my own sewing room. Right now my sewing machine is on a desk in the dining room. Not ideal but it works for me. Enjoy your space!