Sewing Room Wishes

#1. I love the large bright room with the new solid surface flooring (Former forest green carpet made space feel dark and was always covered with threads, strings and pins.) #2. I love my Big Board ironing surface. Need to find out about John's gravity iron. #3. I love the Tammy who comes on Fridays and puts stuff away. She helped me reorganize the studio when everything was moved to remove the carpet and paint the floor. Now she comes for a few hours every Friday. As I use fabric during the week, leftovers are placed in a box. She knows to first empty that box, pick-up pins off the floor and straighten the "less than fat quarter" boxes which are sorted by color. Most weeks I have saved a job she can handle without my supervision such as ironing fabric. At noon she stays with Mom while my husband and I go out to lunch. Wish she could sew better. She does help with some charity project but she isn't up to handling my detailed quilts. I decided to hire help in my studio rather than help caring for Mom.

Susan

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Susan Laity Price
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It's my Bernina 630, Kate. :D I love, love, LOVE this one!

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Sandy

Yep! A good chair is a must. I have two, both good. One in front of the computer, one for sewing.

I love a cutting table. It is a godsend--the right height with rulers right there.

Bigger, bigger, bigger.......I have filled up my space a couple of times over. I have stuff in the family room and in the garage too. Oh, for a bigger room. If we win the lottery, I'm building an addition bigger than a double car garage with a bathroom, washer and dryer and small kitchenette.

Just my dreams......

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lenorel95

I live in a condo and sometimes I think it would be nice to have another smaller apartment in the building just for a sewing room :)

Julia > Yep! A good chair is a must. I have two, both good. One in front of the

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Julia in MN

My husband has suggested that when we sell this big house we purchase two town houses side by side. One would be our home and the other my studio. His theory is that when I am old and can't quilt we can rent the town house for added income. Little does he understand that quilters never get too old to fondle fabric.

Susan

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Susan Laity Price

LOL. How precious, Susan. My own dear DH will like that idea. Polly

"Susan Laity Price" My husband has suggested that when we sell this big house we purchase

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Polly Esther

On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 20:52:56 -0500, Julia in MN wrote (in article ):

LOL, Julia. Because that is exactly what I've got. There's a basement apartment in this building that David can't rent out because of the local fire codes. So it became my sewing room.

Maureen

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Maureen Wozniak

Well, lets see..if i'm only allowed three reasons....

Good things:

1) i love the fact that my back sun room is now my sewing room, it has southern exposure so i always have bright sunlight streaming in!

2) i love having my ironing board set up all the time, my wheely chair and cutting table.

3) i love that the room is at the back of the house away from the TV and traffic noise.

Bad things:

1) wish the room was bigger with a blank wall for layouts.

2) wish it also had a big shelving wall or large closet for storage.

3) wish it wasn't the porch where everyone still wants to access the back door! (very annoying during winter and mud season!)

amy in CNY

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amy in CNY

So, you've got the "Transformers" Sewing Center, eh? Grins, PAT in VA/USA

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Pat in Virginia

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