"Quilting Shed"
03-02-2011, 11:05 AM
#105
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Wisconsin
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Originally Posted by sylviak
Well, we did it! Just purchased a 14' X 20' wooden shed that should get here sometime this week or next. It will have a nice door with a window in it and two more windows. It will be built on-site and my DS, who is an electrician, will do the electrical work. We will have a lot to do before I can move all my sewing/quilting stuff from the bedrooms it now occupies to its new home...but I'M EXCITED!! I'll be posting pictures as it comes together!
03-02-2011, 12:02 PM
#107
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Originally Posted by sylviak
Well, we did it! Just purchased a 14' X 20' wooden shed that should get here sometime this week or next. It will have a nice door with a window in it and two more windows. It will be built on-site and my DS, who is an electrician, will do the electrical work. We will have a lot to do before I can move all my sewing/quilting stuff from the bedrooms it now occupies to its new home...but I'M EXCITED!! I'll be posting pictures as it comes together!
Can't wait to see pictures. :thumbup:
03-02-2011, 01:20 PM
#108
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: southern Oklahoma
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[quote=KathyKat]
Kathy, it will be insulated and I will have an airconditioner for the summer and a couple of electric heaters for the winter. We don't usually have very many cold days. It did get down in the teens back in January, but nothing like the -31* we had when we lived in Wisconsin! We will "skirt" it before winter to make it look better, help keep the cold wind out as well as animals. In fact, with the skunks coming out
:shock: , we will probably do it sooner than later!
Kathy, it will be insulated and I will have an airconditioner for the summer and a couple of electric heaters for the winter. We don't usually have very many cold days. It did get down in the teens back in January, but nothing like the -31* we had when we lived in Wisconsin! We will "skirt" it before winter to make it look better, help keep the cold wind out as well as animals. In fact, with the skunks coming out
:shock: , we will probably do it sooner than later!
03-02-2011, 03:04 PM
#109
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Seale, AL
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I want to do this too. I want to get a small shed to put all my sewing and crafts in so that I can go there to work and not have to be in anyone's way. I am going to talk to someone about rent to own and see what I can work out. It doesn't have to be very big, but I want it to have counter space and shelves.
Hope you enjoy yours!
Hope you enjoy yours!
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