CityScapes quilt in progress and design board whine
03-22-2012, 03:44 AM
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I am wall space challenged in my sewing nook. My DH made me a folding design wall, thick insulation board 2 pieces, cut 6'6" x 4" wide (ceiling fan limits the height), duct taped together. Folded in half, The 4 x 6 design wall leans against a dresser in the nook usually. but as my project grows, I get a 6'6" x 8 design wall when needed (I drag it out into the hallway, no room in the nook).
03-22-2012, 06:46 AM
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Flannel backed table cloths fit in a car a lot easier LOL.... I have 4 hung in my sewing room. 2 of them are taped together and make a great king sized area for my designs..... I use the small black clips for business and the Command strips to hang on the wall. Easy to hang, easy to move, and no holes in the walls.....
03-22-2012, 09:06 AM
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Flannel backed table cloths fit in a car a lot easier LOL.... I have 4 hung in my sewing room. 2 of them are taped together and make a great king sized area for my designs..... I use the small black clips for business and the Command strips to hang on the wall. Easy to hang, easy to move, and no holes in the walls.....
03-23-2012, 03:41 AM
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Thanks for the pic. This gave me an AHA moment. I am about to redecorate my bedroom, and get rid of the vertical blinds at the sliding glass door. Seeing yours made me think that I can use it in my basement sewing studio to hang a design wall that can be slid back into a corner. Hmmmmm.....new idea in the making.
03-23-2012, 04:03 AM
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Too funny! I finally dragged my DH to Home Depot to bring my boards home because they won't fit in my car. Hopefully it will be on the wall tonight! I love, love, love your cityscape!! I think I need to make a mini like that. Would you mind?
03-23-2012, 07:00 AM
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Please feel free and if you google cityscapes you will be amazed at all of the ideas!
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