We need to see some tiny sewing spaces!
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I just moved into an apt and lost my huge gameroom sewing studio space, and while I'm super happy for your lucky dogs who have sewing studios you can play football in, I'm almost depressed because my sewing space became anorexic!
So I'm thinking perhaps those of us who have little teensy weensy sewing spaces can share?
I'll post my pics tomorrow!
Gina
So I'm thinking perhaps those of us who have little teensy weensy sewing spaces can share?
I'll post my pics tomorrow!
Gina
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I, too, will be following this. I am blessed with a bedroom for my quilting (the 2nd largest), but know in the future I will need ideas for a smaller space, too. Also, having ideas to expand the space I have is ALWAYS good!
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I've seen some pretty impressive sewing areas that are built into a clothes closet.
Well organized with a place for everything and everything in its place!!
Close the closet door, and no one knows that the "sewing room" even exists!![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
(Sorry, I am one of the people you hate .. because I have a huge sewing area!!)
Well organized with a place for everything and everything in its place!!
Close the closet door, and no one knows that the "sewing room" even exists!
![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
(Sorry, I am one of the people you hate .. because I have a huge sewing area!!)
#7
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Gina, I too had a large sewing room, and when we moved ended up with a bedroom 9 x 10 for my sewing. It took me a long time to get somewhat organized but have managed and have come to love my small space. I have utilized all of the extra closet space in the house and do have my rolls of batting in the basement. Without the basement, I would not buy lg. bolts of batting.
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I wish I had a picture of the sewing room in our previous house - it was 6 ft x 8 ft and had 2 machines. Fabric was hung on pants hangers from vinyl coated closet shelving near the ceiling.
I didn't quilt back then, but made lots of clothing, drapes, home decor, prom and wedding dresses etc.
I did my cutting on the dining room table.
I didn't quilt back then, but made lots of clothing, drapes, home decor, prom and wedding dresses etc.
I did my cutting on the dining room table.
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I just have my gidget 2 in the bedroom corner. I cut on the kitchen table and have my supplies in tubs in the closet. I feel cramped so it leads me not to sew very often so am looking forward to a dedicated sewing space
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My first sewing room was an unfinished bathroom in the basement. Had room for a singer sewing machine in a cabinet and a chest of drawers for fabric. I had a pegboard behind the sewing machine to hang tools and patterns> A lot of really nice projects came out of that tiny room.
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