Rhymer - Quilting Waits While We Renovate
#21
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 23
This is for Abbyquilts who has her house for sale, my house has been on the market (in Michigan) for over a year and I told the realtor that the sewing room would not be on the neat and tidy list. She agreed that would not be a problem and maybe even show a crafter how nice a room it is. So unless you want to go nuts, go sew instead. In today's market it could be a while before moving.
#23
Super Member
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Merced, CA
Posts: 4,188
Having the house up for sale
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Ask the realtor if having a partially finished, brilliant
colored quilt spilling from the sewing machine would be
a good selling point. Sure would work with me, going into
some place with such a lovely piece of fabric there.
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Ask the realtor if having a partially finished, brilliant
colored quilt spilling from the sewing machine would be
a good selling point. Sure would work with me, going into
some place with such a lovely piece of fabric there.
#24
Vent Anytime I am always ready to listen! :mrgreen:
My 4 year old also loves buzz! Where did you find fabric for the quilt and please post a picture when you do get it done.
I hope all goes well with your addition! :-P :thumbup: :XD: :lol: :shock: :mrgreen:
My 4 year old also loves buzz! Where did you find fabric for the quilt and please post a picture when you do get it done.
I hope all goes well with your addition! :-P :thumbup: :XD: :lol: :shock: :mrgreen:
#26
My 4 year old Grandson that is! My Son his dad is 22, my oldest is24 and youngest son 19, daughter almost 15.
Me mom also Nana is 45 and feel 85 but very much love being a Nana to 3 beautiful grandchildren!!! :thumbup: :XD: :wink: :lol: :lol:
Me mom also Nana is 45 and feel 85 but very much love being a Nana to 3 beautiful grandchildren!!! :thumbup: :XD: :wink: :lol: :lol:
#27
Been there done that for the last 4 years. I've decided my next house will be one very large room, and I won't care what a mess it is, as long as I can quilt, watch tv, and get my email. Life is to short to mess with all the mess. Hang in there, it will get better.
#30
I feel your pain! We had to rebuild the back part of our house when Hurricane Gustav knocked the neighbor's tree on the roof. DH packed EVERYTHING, including my sewing room, for storage in the shed, barn, and attic. Luckily, I had double-bagged my machines before the storm hit and they were in the house, and had straightened up a lot of fabric in new bins, but no thread, scissors, etc. for almost 8 months. My sewing room is in the rebuilt apartment at the end of the game room and everything is all new and bright, but wish we had just take out that one wall instead of rebuilding it!
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