ack I must clean up my quiliting area!
#21
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Atlanta, GA
Posts: 381
Sewing room straight, not possible to clean it. Am having withdrawl pains. in spite of making cookies and wrapping the last of the gifts, my mind is in my sewing room. Is anyone else having this problem.
#23
Use the dustpan and small broom. Sweep everything into the pan and GENTLY shake it. The beads float to the top and the dirt, etc. sink to the bottom. Ask how I know this!
Hope it's not too late. Well, okay if it's to late, then you're done picking up. So, maybe I do....
Hope it's not too late. Well, okay if it's to late, then you're done picking up. So, maybe I do....
Originally Posted by dotcomdtcm
I just dropped about a thousand beads onto the floor. Would you come over & help clean up? Why doesn't someone invent a magnet for beads?!
#24
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Georgetown, Texas
Posts: 342
I have finished the presents, cookies and quilting gifts, now I need to get into my sewingroom, if I can, and clean it up, it is a mess..but sometimes I think it becomes a catch all. When the holidays are over, you will find me in the sewingroom and don't bother me!!! Everyone have a wonderful holiday.
#25
I just finished sewing the last of my gifts today, so took a little time and started to staighten up the sewing room. I know I won't get it all done before Christmas, but my plans are to get it organized after the holidays. I told my husband all the gifts were made so anything I sew on the next two weeks before I go back to work will be for me.
#26
Originally Posted by morelcabin
You are going to love being out of the dining room and into a room of your own. My machine is in the shop right now too, so I am also without...I know how it feels...I feel like I've lost my best freind!
#28
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 284
I'd like to say that I would keep my sewing room organized, but I know me. I get the quilt pattern in my head and cutting it, and there goes the floor and probably the fabric wouldn't get back on the shelf. What keeps my room neat and organized is the fact that people could knock on the door and want to buy or order a quilt, and I don't want anyone to see a messy room.
#29
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Casa Grande AZ/Wisconsin
Posts: 208
Originally Posted by dotcomdtcm
I just dropped about a thousand beads onto the floor. Would you come over & help clean up? Why doesn't someone invent a magnet for beads?!
#30
Originally Posted by Dawnmarieodya
Originally Posted by dotcomdtcm
I just dropped about a thousand beads onto the floor. Would you come over & help clean up? Why doesn't someone invent a magnet for beads?!
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