Thanks - it took a bit of doing because the room is so small, but I love it now.
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Brosier, I notice you are "in hiding", probably in your sewing room! I love your machine covers...I need to get busy and make some.
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Yes - they're easy and really keep the machines cleaner so they require little service. I've finally managed to make 1 for the MB4, too. Yes - I seem to spend most of my time here in the sewing room. Love to sew!
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ps - I was born in Oklahoma City, but I live in Mesquite TX. Southern Oklahoma is pretty close, right?
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brosier I love your sewing room. it is sooo nice and organized. wish that i had a space for my stuff. I share the dinning room.
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Originally Posted by Dina
I store my fabric in a bookcase. I am trying to stack it so it "looks better." I have fabric in all sorts of lengths....from one yard to 3 yards.
Is there some sort of uniform folding technique I could use? I am "organizing," or attempting to, and I would like it to look at least fairly good for awhile. Suggestions? http://turningturning.com/tutorial-folding-fabric/ The one in this link is very nice looking! New storage....looks like it is leaning....but it was me leaning---reaching over my quilt frame! [ATTACH=CONFIG]156241[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by Prism99
Here's a Youtube video that helped me:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkTlaMqRlwo |
really pretty - and really neat! love it.
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I've been cutting cardboard 6x10 and wrapping mine around them. Its looking good but cutting the board is a real pain. going to share pictures once I'm organized
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I fold mine in triagles if there one yard are more
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