My Dream Sewing Studio
01-27-2011, 07:52 AM
#62
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Location: southwestern Minnesota
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Hi Soozee:
As you can see, I have a "big-board" like ironing board. It came with a non-removable canvas cover. I wanted to keep it clean and also to hide things like the extra iron, cans of spray starch, etc. underneath it. All I did was make a cover for it and added the skirt (sewn to the cover) to reach the floor. I just thought it helped to corral (and hide) the clutter. I used the same home decorator (a bit heavier cotton than our quilting cottons) everywhere else in the room to give the space some continuity.
I hope that this explanation helps.
As you can see, I have a "big-board" like ironing board. It came with a non-removable canvas cover. I wanted to keep it clean and also to hide things like the extra iron, cans of spray starch, etc. underneath it. All I did was make a cover for it and added the skirt (sewn to the cover) to reach the floor. I just thought it helped to corral (and hide) the clutter. I used the same home decorator (a bit heavier cotton than our quilting cottons) everywhere else in the room to give the space some continuity.
I hope that this explanation helps.
Originally Posted by SoozeeDoozee
Great studio, great view. I've never seen an skirt on an ironing board... please tell about that.
01-27-2011, 09:45 AM
#67
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Illinois
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I love your room also. I am about two years from having my DH retired and I know we will not have anything as grand but I love looking at all of the rooms here and saving ideas for my extra bedroom (sewing area ). Some of you are so creative.
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