Cant believe its all mine!
08-01-2016, 10:57 AM
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08-01-2016, 10:58 AM
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We made a frame with window trim and stapled batting to the back starting from the mid-points. Then mounted it to the wall as an oil painting, we just used three nails because of the size. The batting is flush to the wall. So far so good.
08-01-2016, 11:11 AM
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Your quilting room is gorgeous. I really love it. Can you keep it orderly, as the pictures show, when you are working on a project? I am moving from a specially built quilting room just for me, to a tiny bedroom quilting room. I have to downsize drastically. I am planning on organizing containers and storing them in the basement so that I can find what I want when I need it, but I know it will be a hardship. Even so, I have to down size and move to a small home since my husband passed away recently. Enjoy your wonderful area.
I came a long way from a dining room table in a kitchen to this room, so i do remember how tight and inconvenient it was before.
Clean? No way, I wish. When in process it is a huge mess. I just clean every time before i start a new project. It helps
08-01-2016, 12:10 PM
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What a beautiful room -- how nice to have a spot where your hubby can spend time with you. My room isn't very big and is completely full! I won't ever have any as big and nice as yours -- enjoy it you deserve it.
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