My new quilting studio
04-17-2009, 04:27 PM
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What a fun room to play!! He IS the man!!:)Goes back to that old saying...'if momma ain't happy....' or 'a happy wife is a happy life'..:)LOL You have taught him the right priorities! Now, I will be double impressed if your kitchen isn't ready:)LOL
Love the looks of your quilting system...what frame do you have?And, what machine too (If you don't mind my asking):)I've been looking and asking many questions and been checking them out online too...but, don't remember seeing your system anywhere before. I want the 4th roller on whatever I end up with for sure;)Not to work anyone else's but, just mine:)Pushing these quilts thru my machine is killing my shoulders...espec on the big ones:)Thanks Skeat
Love the looks of your quilting system...what frame do you have?And, what machine too (If you don't mind my asking):)I've been looking and asking many questions and been checking them out online too...but, don't remember seeing your system anywhere before. I want the 4th roller on whatever I end up with for sure;)Not to work anyone else's but, just mine:)Pushing these quilts thru my machine is killing my shoulders...espec on the big ones:)Thanks Skeat
04-17-2009, 05:15 PM
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My room is great. And I will pass your comments on to DH.
My machine is a Viking Mega Quilter with Grace frame. I got it as a package while in South Carolina a year ago. Actually my husband is the one who talked me into getting it. I thought it was to much money, but he said if you will use it then buy it. So we did.
I saw a set up today at the Machine Quilters Expo in Manchester, New Hampshire. It was a good show. will post pics tomorrow.
My machine is a Viking Mega Quilter with Grace frame. I got it as a package while in South Carolina a year ago. Actually my husband is the one who talked me into getting it. I thought it was to much money, but he said if you will use it then buy it. So we did.
I saw a set up today at the Machine Quilters Expo in Manchester, New Hampshire. It was a good show. will post pics tomorrow.
04-17-2009, 09:25 PM
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oh, my! All of the sewing rooms are so wonderful!
I told hubby: I don't have enough STUFF! Look at all her thread!
He just smiled ... in a sick kind of manner. He has learned to not be too friendly about these offhand comments. <G>
I told hubby: I don't have enough STUFF! Look at all her thread!
He just smiled ... in a sick kind of manner. He has learned to not be too friendly about these offhand comments. <G>
04-17-2009, 09:36 PM
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What a great space! you must enjoy spending 'ME' time in there..i especially like it when quilters show their sewing rooms and they have their work up on the walls around them which is what i hope to do some day when the kids move out....
04-20-2009, 04:32 AM
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I'm hosting a mini-retreat this weekend in my studio.
It should be fun. WE are going to have 4 sewing machines going. I'll let you know how it all works out.
If it goes well, I will start having more.
It should be fun. WE are going to have 4 sewing machines going. I'll let you know how it all works out.
If it goes well, I will start having more.
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