Cleaning up your sewing space..Join me?!
#411
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Georgia, USA
Posts: 799
Very nice! I am thankful for the challenge. I have been going to get around to it for a long time.This forum has encouraged me to get it done. Thanks to all those with photos and encouragement! I'll have more pictures to post soon.
#414
Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Mesquite TX
Posts: 260
Many of you keep saying you don't have enough space. You have space, you have too much stuff. Start getting rid of stuff. If you don't love it, dump it. It is very freeing. I started a few years ago by selling my china, only used it twice and had moved it seven times. No, I didn't "get what it is worth", as everyone said. But I did get rid of a millstone around my neck. Husband and I have been divorced over 20 years and my children didn't want it. If you think your children will want to inherit it, ask them, then send it to live with them. I tell you it is the most freeing thing you will ever do.
#415
I cleaned my sewing room. Took pictures before I started. Then I went to Menards to look at cabients for good storage. Got inspired by some of the pictures of others sewing rooms. Well Menards was going to cost quite a bit, would rather buy fabric. So put it on hold. Then my husband suggested we look at Lowe's. They are clearanceing theres. Got the same cabients for less than half the price. As soon as we get them in, I will post before and after pictures. I have a very small area that I work in. Can't make to big of a mess or can't get in. LOL
#419
Originally Posted by Boxer mom
I am looking for storage also, what is the name of them and the model number so I can go look at my local Lowe's.
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