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Old 05-13-2015, 12:18 PM
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I just love seeing all of those beautiful machines out on shelves where you can see them and then a place to bring one down to sew on. Your sewing shed is going to be awesome.
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You and Hubby can still two-step around in there, can't you?

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Old 05-13-2015, 02:59 PM
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got things more orgainzed. DH and I will be making supports for the machines so they will be stable on the shelves. Some are still on the floor because they won't stand up by themselves.

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BTW - it's looking like the Domestic (one in the middle row close to the wall) may be heading to CA - and if that is the case, I'll put a smaller cabinet there and a person will be able to walk all the way around - no dead end.

I'll also be putting another shelf in the back corner - to put some of the silverware boxes for storing attachments. (It will be in the corner you can't see in this picture LOL!)










Here is the upstairs room - almost all Singers, plus my Mom's old White - got a bit of arranging to do here. All the attachment sets that weren't in treadle cabinet are still in the house.





here are the four dashboard machines I have. I started collecting them and then decided I better stop as I may not have room for them.



And the two industrials. I'm going to pull the quilting frame forward a bit so I can have room to use these.




CD - we may not be able to two step- but we can chase each other around the machines once the Domestic is moved out.
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Wow! It looks like you are getting it done. What a wonderful place you two have built. I love it. And I love all the machines too. What a creative idea!
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That all looks pretty fabulous! I saw the little Sew Handy in one of the first pictures. Nice job you two are doing.
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Fantastic! Waiting for my hubby to finish my sewing room, have two houses full of sewing machines and can't wait to get them all moved into their own room. Have 7 treadles with large cabinets and many other electrics with cabinets.
At this moment, there are 6 treadle heads and a Featherweight sitting on my dining room table. Your room looks gorgeous! Wow, what a neat idea to have the shelves, I could save more treadle heads for display. Love seeing pics of other sewing machine rooms.
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Old 05-14-2015, 12:23 PM
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Cathy,

You've got it bad... you beat me by a mile!

The shelves look great and I can see how well they function.. I may have to "borrow" your idea... my space is becoming hoarderesque....
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Looking great! I'm a fan of your shelves too. They look and work great! It's nice to see these old machines being displayed properly. The library table you have at the entrance is perfect( I forget the brand of machine). The wood on that one is incredible!
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Old 05-14-2015, 01:22 PM
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Rodney, that is Davis made Minnesota A- it's got a special base to fit in the table. I need to get slide plates for it. I believe they are slightly shorter than the regular Davis MN A ones, so I'll probably get some regular ones and cut them down.
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Old 05-15-2015, 03:20 AM
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I love it. I would have to have my little rolling step stool to save moving the ladder around.
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