amyhas4kids

We moved into our house 18 months ago. We downsized quite a bit in house (upsized in land) and I lost my sewing room. It turned out to be a blessing though. We ended up doing away with our home office (we both work from laptops when home anyway) and I got the office space for my sewing area. I took me several tries to get the furniture in the right spots, but I'm finally happy with it. Oh, and it works out really well using the blinds as a 'design wall' with Wonder Clips (man, I love those things).

I'm in the process of remodeling my childhood dollhouse that inherited from my grandmother a few months ago, in case you are wondering what all that is about. My fabric is stored in the storage room, tucked away in plastic boxes. I learned last winter to put all textiles in containers after the mice made a happy little habitat in my embroidery thread. Oh the joys of the country!

Please excuse my floors. Chickens live right out back.

zzmom

What a nice space! Great lighting. A happy place.

Tartan

Looks great! Your doll house needs a teeny tiny quilt hanging off the front porch.

sewingsuz

How nice your space looks. Mine gets all messed up with each project.

Barb in Louisiana

Nice looking, very organized space. I look forward to seeing what you create there.

RN-Quilter

Second that!!

tessagin

First a great looking space. If you need a large design wall, my wall is very portable. I just use a vinyl flannel back table cloth with a grid and super cheap. Then I use 2-4 skirt hangers with the swivel hooks that would fit the top of your windows and attached to your vinyl tablecloth. Easily fold and store nicely.

lyndaj

You have an amazing space. I would die for that much natural light.

amyhas4kids

What a great idea!

amyhas4kids

I've thought about that. How does one make a teeny tiny quilt?