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03-31-2014, 11:25 AM

#71

bbeyes

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office because its where my computer lives too

03-31-2014, 11:39 AM

#72

MargeD

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I only have a small sewing area in my bedroom now, however, if I still had my sewing room I'd call it "Sanctuary".

03-31-2014, 11:44 AM

#73

auntpiggylpn

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Quote:

Originally Posted by charsuewilson

"The Office" was the name of a bar in the town where I grew up. "Hey, I'll be staying late at the office tonight." But it would be good for a room where you were working, too.

In our town, we had 3 bars named "The Office", "The Library" and "The Store". They were all downtown and on the same street!

03-31-2014, 11:47 AM

#74

jarenie

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My children named the room. "The Padded Room" not because I have quilts hanging everywhere but because if you disturbe me when I am in the room I go balistic.

03-31-2014, 12:05 PM

#75

wraez

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sewing studio ... makes it sound more 'artsy', cuz a lot of fabric postcards get created there

03-31-2014, 01:18 PM

#76

Marcy J.

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We call it my "creative room"

03-31-2014, 04:58 PM

#77

mimiof4

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Location: Michigan

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My quilting den.

03-31-2014, 05:05 PM

#78

maviskw

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Location: Central Wisconsin

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Quote:

Originally Posted by maviskw

My whole house is my "studio". My sewing room is the guest room. (When we need the bed we have to "find" it. All stuff on it goes onto the table for the duration.) I sew there or in the living room, (a lot) or in the kitchen, (on my 301). My laundry room has my big ironing board, and I also cut on the tall table in the kitchen. (perfect height) The only space left is two bathrooms. Nuff said!

I forgot! I also have a bedroom. The queen bed is my design wall, support for gluing the sandwich, and the other day I wanted to iron the binding as I was gluing it. It is really hard to do this on the ironing board with a big quilt, so I laid the big ironing board at the foot of the bed, put the quilt on the bed, and brought sections to the ironing board as I wanted to work on them. That worked slick! The bed supported the quilt completely.