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I'm not sure she wins.....but she's in the running!
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On Sun, 4 Feb 2007 11:14:54 -0600, KJ wrote (in article ):
I'm amazed. My room is usually in disarray and in need of tidying, but with that much stuff on every surface, I'm not sure how you'd be able to work.
She does have a lot of fabric though. Sure could be a fun stash to rootle through.
Maureen
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euuwwwww.... I sure hope that was a brown fabric scrap on the floor..... looks kinda like a pet's "uh-oh" mess. Other than that, it makes me proud of my only mildly piled up sewing space.
Leslie & The Perfectly House-Broken Furbabies >
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That is a pretty yucky space. Most of the fabric looks just old and gross. Not old enough to be cool but too old to be current. I don't imagine there is much productivity coming out of that space. (especially since g'ma is dead!) I'd rather an empty clean room and start collecting my own fabric. That Singer is a 403. Pretty cool machine that probably works ok. Sometimes inheriting 'stuff' is no bonus IMO. Taria
Leslie & The Furbabies > euuwwwww.... I sure hope that was a brown fabric scrap on the
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Actually, most of the fabric looks like good garment basics. The Viking/Husqvarna machine looks like the one that I "lost" makes me really miss her. :( A lot of the patterns look pretty old, but then again, some of the "new" styles are almost identical to patterns I had/have from the late '50s to '70s.
And, I have to say that looks fairly organized, just a lot more "stuff" than there is room for. And I know that one very well. need to get in to my rooms and sort and find and see what I want to live without.
Pati, > That is a pretty yucky space. Most of the fabric looks just old and
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Yeah, it was the camera woman's grandmother's stash from clothing construction. It appears the gal filming is into costume making...I had to look up the reference in the description...she referred to "cosplay".
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Howdy!
I'm w/ you, Taria. That room is gross. From the cheap ugly paneling to the ick on the floor: gross. Then she starts uncovering all those old patterns stuffed under the old fabric and I'm thinking: silverfish, welcome home! Spools of thread get old, too. Looks like an allergy attack waiting to happen.
Nope, just wouldn't have that kind of mess in my house..in my life.
Ragmop/Sandy--not the least bit envious of that kind of stuff (p.s. no offense to anyone w/ paneled walls; if I can't rip it down it gets painted)
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I recognized two of the machines, which I happen to have the same of; one is a Husqvarna Viking 6570, the other a Singer 401. Both top of the line in their time.
I'd love to have a go at that room; bet there are some real treasurers hidden and burried in there.
Makes me feel pretty darn good about my sewing space :)
Almost looks like a sweatshop LOL
-Irene
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I would love to have a go at that room!
I wouldn't want it in my house but I would love a chance to inherit that kind of stuff! The sewing machines look of the same vintage mine is so I could use those and I do some garment sewing and some curtains and some upholstery too and OH would I love to have the old polyester stuff. I want to make a quilt for my camper out of that stuff. Heavy and warm and durable!
I just am the kind of person that loves to dig around in old stuff and find treasures and history.
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Cant believe I forgot to sign my last post.......... oopsies
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Thanks for the link, KJ. I had not idea what she was talking about.
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My lord, that makes my teeth hurt! Call me O-C, but if I lived anywhere near, I'd be over there with plastic gloves on! Roberta in D
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KK - email me off list about the poly and tell me what colors. (Or better yet, drive down here, and we'll have a meet up!!) I made a poly quilt like that, and you're right, heavy & durable. And it wasn't all that hard to work with. There might be a pic at my webshots, can't remember, but it's red/black/white.