cathyvv

Me, too. It's not complete without a bathroom.

toverly

I know in my county, if it doesn't have a bathroom, it's a storage building. If it has a bathroom, you pay taxes. Two of my friends have special sewing buildings for their longarms. No bathrooms

zennia

I think it would be fun. Just to get away from the phone and everyone. Wish I could do it.

Onebyone

DH has a fully insulated shed for his lawn equipment, finished floor and walls with shingled roof, electricity and water connection for water hose. It's didn't cost near this amount to have built. I could add french doors and a small porch and have a little retreat house. LOL Have you ever been in a tiny house that someone lives in full time? It stinks. Every odor has no place to go when the home is closed up.

mmunchkins

I once had an upstairs bedroom all of my own as a sewing studio. I felt very isolated up there. Didn't like it. Now I sew in a corner of the dining room and like it much better. I would not like a separate quilting shed.

sJens

I would love a space like that but close to the house as I so not like to be all alone. My fur baby would have to have a bed area and a bathroom would be a must have.

Onebyone

I love my upstairs bonus room as my sewing room. It's big and no one knows it's there unless they open the bottom stairs door go up 1 1/2 flights of stairs and then open another door. I have a full bath, large end window and walk in closet and it has a door to the full floored attic space. I like being alone when I sew. Grands come up and play in the attic. Great place to play on a rainy day.

Jordan

I would love a sewing shed or woman cave. Love all of the windows in the first picture. Guess I will have to hit the lottery! I sew on my kitchen table and have to clean up every afternoon for the family to sit down and eat. . Someday maybe.

Ellen 1

Definitely not big enough!!

bearisgray

They are cute -