I dont even recognize my house! Before and After pics of the big clean
09-05-2011, 04:51 AM
#62
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Woodstock, GA USA
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Beautiful!
FYI, that ain't a hutch, doll. It's a dry sink, and it is GORGEOUS. Great antique you've got there.
My sewing area is the dining room and if we don't get busy having people over for meals I'm going to get rid off all the entertaining stuff and start using the sideboard for sewing storage. Thanks for the idea!
FYI, that ain't a hutch, doll. It's a dry sink, and it is GORGEOUS. Great antique you've got there.
My sewing area is the dining room and if we don't get busy having people over for meals I'm going to get rid off all the entertaining stuff and start using the sideboard for sewing storage. Thanks for the idea!
09-05-2011, 04:57 AM
#63
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 166
The problem with this new clean space is (I do this too that is why I know) it looks so good and it took so long but once you start a project it is messy all over again. Sometimes I don't sew because I can't stand the mess again
09-05-2011, 05:16 AM
#65
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Orfordville, WI
Posts: 363
I'm working on my room now. I love your antique wash stand. I have an antique dresser in my room for some of my stash! I also have 3 of those flat plastic underbed storage units filled with fabric and 2 of the plastic (see thru) 3 drawer units filled with scraps. Oh yes, a whole closet with hanging fabrics. The yardage pieces get hung on those pants/skirt hangers with clips. Just hang them up on the rod and you have "shopping" at a glance.
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