How many of you actually have sewing studio/room
02-10-2011, 06:23 PM
#271
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Spare bedroom about 10 X 10. I have a sewing cabinet up against the windows to maximize light. Cutting table is a healthy 50 X 40 with boxes of "stuff" stacked underneath it. One wall has a flanel hanging for a design wall. Ironing board and old dresser for storage against another wall. 4th wall is the closet which doesn't have a floor (well it does - I just haven't seen it in ages), and a small book shelf where I have books and "to do" stuff.
02-10-2011, 06:24 PM
#273
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oh!!! I want to see....put a picture on here!! :D
Originally Posted by EdieClay
I do. My DH sold his hot tub and gave me the room as my sewing studio. Room has windows overlooking the lake all across one side of the room. DH painted my room "Pepto-Bismal" pink just for me. I love my room and spend as much time as possible in there.
02-10-2011, 06:26 PM
#275
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Location: Central, Illinois
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I can happily say I have 2 sewing rooms. My husband made that his priority when we moved here. I HAVE A LONG ROOM WITH MY MID ARM SEWING MACHINE . Sorry caps lock stuck. Next to that is my office/computer room. It's small. Then I have a big front sewing room. It has windows and I can see outside and squirrels come by to visit and of course my little furbaby Samson has something to say about that??? But I HAVE 2 SMALL "CLOSETS" one has a pick sink and then there's another one with a large four drawer dresser(that's were the felted wool is stashed). I have some shelves and hooks in there,then a shelf above the door that I store a big roll of Warm & Natural batting. I am SO BLESSED. And believe me I'm loving it!
02-10-2011, 06:37 PM
#276
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We live in a modular home which is supposed to have 3 bedrooms. Our master is a great size which contains queensize bed, upright piano, large desk and cedar chest. The other two "bedrooms" are so small that if you put a twin bed and chest in, it would be crowded. One of those rooms is my sewing room, which is not big enough, but at least it is all MINE.
02-10-2011, 06:43 PM
#277
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I do in my back yard Its not really huge by know means but it works. I have my central treadle and 19 machines that I have allotted for use out there and all I do is swap the machine out and go with it! But I am adding on to the studio, I am building a 1600 sqft addition to it the existing part will be where I will service machines then the downstairs part of the new edition will be for quilting and the upstairs will be for my collection.
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02-10-2011, 06:50 PM
#280
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Location: Central, Illinois
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WOW! That's an awesome space. When I don't have so much clutter I'll take pictures. I collect the old sewing machines too!! Have for many years. They are so cool. Wish they still made some like the old ones. I SEE YOU HAVE A 301. I have that same same one--what a workhorse it is!! I've quilted so many charity quilt's thru the years on that one. Are you a quilter? Pam
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