How many of you actually have sewing studio/room
02-10-2011, 06:22 AM
#131
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After tripping three times coming into the "spare" bedroom where I had my sewing machine/room, my husband suggested I move into the master bedroom. Three days of "Are you sure?" and I moved into the master that is 15 x 17. Of course, I've outgrown it. But it's wonderful.
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02-10-2011, 06:23 AM
#132
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Location: Pennsylvania
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Originally Posted by janiesews
Happy Treadler WOW! What an awesome room and your machines are beautiful. I want to come over and "play" but we don't live close enough. You are very blessed.
02-10-2011, 06:28 AM
#133
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Location: Woodbury, MN
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
I do. We used to live in a mobile home and I would sew on the dinning room/kitchen table. (same table lol) Several years ago we build our own house and DH designated the sapce above the garage as a studio for me. It is very big and I love it. I do have lots of visitors that also craft in there both my children and friends. there is also a tv and I have an adult son that uses it as his study room but i do not mind because I love the company. that is one thing from going to sitting smack in the center of the mobile home in the middle of 10 plus kids and then suddenly sitting in a giantic space by yourself. I am actually thinking about setting up a sewing area in my living room/kitchen area down stairs for when no one else is in the studio.
02-10-2011, 06:29 AM
#134
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Location: Douglas County, GA
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I have a whole room in the basement and half a bedroom upstairs. I store & cut fabric & machine quilt downstairs. My serger and 3 sewing machines are there. I do most (patchwork) machine sewing, pressing/ironing, and all machine embroidery upstairs, where I also store all thread and many other sewing supplies. I hand quilt both up and downstairs; I keep my hand quilting supplies in a large basket, so it is very portable.
02-10-2011, 06:49 AM
#136
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I turned our all season sun room into my sewing room. Lots of light but no wall space. I bought small and large plastic 3 drawer storage containers (on wheels) and have a small bookcase for storage space, plus a counter with cabinets underneath along the wall that butts up to the house. Works for me. :))
02-10-2011, 06:53 AM
#138
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Location: Mississippi
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Originally Posted by scaroca
I do. I have a bedroom that is dedicated to my sewing. It is not a large bedroom but it is a dedicated bedroom just the same. I think it is about 10 x 12.
02-10-2011, 06:58 AM
#139
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Location: Bend, Oregon
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I have a beautiful sewing room. It used to be a sun room but my husband had it made over into a sewing room. It has windows on two sides so I have plenty of natural light and a wonderful view of the forest. It is not big enough for a long-arm, but maybe that will come when I retire.
02-10-2011, 07:03 AM
#140
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Location: Springfield,Or.
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You can count me in,I have a room set up with cutting table and machines.Cutting table DH had made for me as I'm fairley tall and regular table is to short.
Girl friend that longarms has 2 rooms devoted to sewing one for Quilting and one for Embroidery. :mrgreen:
Girl friend that longarms has 2 rooms devoted to sewing one for Quilting and one for Embroidery. :mrgreen:
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