New cabinets for my fabric stash
11-04-2012, 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by imnywoman
Oh wow! Fabulous, that is a room to die for!! I have a similar room that was my 18 y/o. He joined the Army and I was dreaming of taking it over. Mind if I copy?? lol!! I don't think my husband will be quite as helpfull as yours.
11-04-2012, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by WMD926
We moved recently and I finally have a sewing room but it is small and made smaller with dressers around holding my material. I think this would really save some space and make the room feel more spacious. Thanks for posting! I copied these to show my husband.
11-04-2012, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by cowgirlquilter
What an amazing space.......can we come visit?????
11-04-2012, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by morelcabin
I think that is the nicest studio I have ever seen! He did a wonderful job...do you think I can borrow him for two months? LOL! You are one lucky lady!
11-04-2012, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted by alfosa421
WOW!Are they all full of stash?
I am very generous, though, and I share with my friends all the time.
11-04-2012, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by My time
Wow aren't you blessed? This is such a beautiful space. What type of sewing machine do you have??
I have a Bernina 150 QE (that's the quilter's edition-that means it came with a quarter inch foot and a walking foot). I don't think they make it any more. I got it in 2000. It was a floor model, so it had a few miles on it and I got a nice deal.
I also have an old Singer Featherweight that I take to classes-got it on EBay and it sows like a dream.
In March 2011, I got a Handi-Quilter Sweet Sixteen-it is their sit down long arm. There is no frame or carriage-it's in a table and you move the fabric under the machine just like you do with your domestic machine. I love it! I figured out that in 20-25 quilts I will have it paid for because I was sending everything out to have it quilted and it was getting expensive!
11-04-2012, 09:27 PM
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This is beautiful!
I must stop looking on here! I somehow have visions of grandeur when I see beautiful rooms like yours. I tell myself that if only I had a room like that my sewing would be perfect! I do know better than that. I have a sewing room already and in fact just painted it and it is more than I will ever need and I do love it.
You have an amazing husband and a wonderful room. Enjoy every minute in it. And.....if by chance it does improve your sewing and quilting, please don't tell me!
I must stop looking on here! I somehow have visions of grandeur when I see beautiful rooms like yours. I tell myself that if only I had a room like that my sewing would be perfect! I do know better than that. I have a sewing room already and in fact just painted it and it is more than I will ever need and I do love it.
You have an amazing husband and a wonderful room. Enjoy every minute in it. And.....if by chance it does improve your sewing and quilting, please don't tell me!
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