Welcome to day 1 of the blog tour for the book A Quilting Life by Sherri McConnell, published by C&T Publishing.
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Sherri at A Quilting Life has been a friend for many years. I think she's one of the most talented quilters in blogland. And she's a nice person, too. Sherri has put together her first book entitled appropriately
A Quilting Life. It is a great book with many ideas and designs to make and create things for your own home. If you follow the blog tour you have 10 chances to win a copy of Sherri's great book.
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At my house, I've tried to live a quilting life myself. I think one of the things that has helped me live my quilting life is making a place for me to sew, create and display what I make. My entryway always has the latest creation hung for me to enjoy along with some favorite trinkets. I was really happy to be able to hang my quilt from Lori's Row By Row project over the weekend.
I think it is so important to carve out a comfortable, well organized space in your home where you can make your projects and live that quilting life.
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For my birthday I recently spent most the entire day with some of my family helping me reorganize and get back to where I need to be with my fabric and accessories. It makes me so happy to have a clean room.
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The room isn't perfect but it is a comfortable space for me to live my quilting life. Over the years I've moved my studio from room to room as family needs changed. But I've always been able to carve a space just for me to enjoy my hobby and live my quilting life. This room is right off the kitchen so I'm able to stay close to the family and within range of happenings.
Leave a comment here and tell me about your quilting life space to win a chance for a copy of Sherri's book. Then for the next 9 days you can visit the other blogs on the blog book tour.
Schedule for blog tour:
Today is Me, of course
Tues is Sinta from Pink Pincushion
Wed is Jodi from Pleasant Home
Thurs is Judi from Green Fairy Quilts
Friday is Lissa of ModaLissa
Saturday is Amanda of Amanda Murphy Design
Sunday is Anna of Thimbleanna
Monday is Amy of Diary of a Quilter
Tues is Kristyne of Pretty by Hand
Wed is Sherri of A Quilting Life finishing up her Blog Tour
-nanette
Monday June 3rd
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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 329 of 329 Newer› Newest»We just moved back to South Africa, and I lost my sewing space completely. Now I'm trying to make do with what I got. Sadly not a lot of sewing happening at the moment.
I'm lucky enough to have a whole room for crafting and creating. I just recently bought an Ikea Expedit shelf for storing my fabrics as I've seen in so many blogs. I love it!
Finally I have a real space with windows to sew in. It's crowded but it's all mine. It took 40 years but I love it. I have a table, chairs and cabinets, even a bathroom. What more could I want. I can't wait to see this book in the stores.
I do not have a dedicated sewing space--I sew in our bedroom, but I do try to get some sewing time in each day. Sewing in a shared space does have an advantage--since I need to clean up every day, my projects stay fairly organized.
My quilting space is an area in the basement... it is nothing fancy or glamorous. In the winter I am near the woodstove and in the summer it is a cool spot to chill and create.
My quilting space is very small and unfortunately for my daughter is shared in her room :/ But we coincide well and it works :)
How I need a little corner of space for my creativity. Love your pictures :-)
thanks for a chance to win Sherri's book. so exciting!
I have the same perspective about a clean room. I don't feel good about a mess in my sewing room. My quilting space is about to change. I am moving my space down stairs to one of the bedrooms. Now I have to figure out the best way to place all my stuff. That is my quilting life right now.
I am lucky too. I have a sewing studio at the back of our little adult community house. It's 1/2 the width of our house. I have to get rid of a bunch of stuff in order to have more room. Thanks for the encouragement to clear out my space. It makes me happier too.
I am so in love with Sherri's blog. I check it every day to see what new inspirations may come my way. My quilting space is very important to me. It's my 'man cave'; kind of like a DO NOT ENTER zone for the rest of the family. I usually do my reorganizing right after I finish a project, and while I am cleaning up, it gets my mind plugged in for what I want to work on next.
How true! All of my fabricsand threads are in clear boxes, but it a real mission to access anything. Thank you for the tip on how to be more creative in our work spaces.
I quilt on the dining room table, but have a little corner of the living room where I keep my current projects. I like to be part of the family when I sew. I enjoy your blog! Your quilts are so pretty!
My oldest son recently moved out and while it has been really hard to let him go, I have been able to turn his bedroom into an amazing sanctuary where I have all of my creative tools and fabric neatly displayed. Thanks for showing off your creative space...you offer up so many great ideas for organization and inspiration!
Your quilting space looks awesome! I have to share my quilting space with our home office and at times it is a bit crowded. Quilters sure have lots of stuff, all wonderful stuff of course and we need lots of space. But I am thankful that I have space to sew and be creative. My husband is so tolerant of my fabric and projects strung all over the place.
I am so unorganized I can hardly find stuff. Want to change!!! Am in process of moving so things are here and there. Love the inspiration from the blogs as to how to organize new sewing room. Thanks for a chance at this book!
Lovely Quilting room!! We recently bought a house, so now I have my own quilting room. Although I have to share it with my husband's computer desk, and it isn't big enough to stretch out my big quilts to hand quilt, it is lovely and I enjoy it and am still getting it organized and the way I want it to me. I have to set up my big quilt in the living room.
my quilting space is my dd's old bed room. It is small and cramped but could be better if I wasn't such a slob!!! I need to start cleaning up after myself.
Looks like a great book
pam
sydneybeanpug at gmail dot com
Being able to leave everything out is key. Thanks for this opportunity.
Wendy
I've got big plans for my finished basement. It may not lead to a "quilting life", but it will be a lovely, peaceful space in which to create.
Attic sewing works for me. Love your color coordinated shelves!
My basement is my quilting space. It's not the greatest, but it is all my own, except for my two cats!!
Like yours, my quilting space isn't perfect but it's a functional and happy place. Not only is it full of fabric but also has other things I love like antiques and sewing-related memorabilia.
Thanks for sharing your sewing space with us, Nanette. I thoroughly enjoyed the tour!
Oh dear... It's very clear that I NEED an actual quilting space. I set up on my dining room table and it's NOT a very creative situation ;) Someday..... someday I'll have a good sewing space. I just don't want it to be in a different room, all isolated from the rest of the house.....hmmmmmm. I'll need to think more on that one :) Love your blog-- thank you!!!
~robin
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Though I am not that good at it, I do love having a neat and tidy space. I love having my own space and would have a terrible time giving it up even if it is small!
Seeing nice, organized stacks of fabric is so soothing! And stimulating at the same time. (I think quilters understand that!)
My sewing room is the kitchen table. I fabric in big. plastic tubs, in the corner of the bedroom. And it's stacked about 4 tubs deep. It's a little too disorganized but maybe that'll be remedied this summer!
When I was forced to retire a year and a half ago because of illness, I turned my old "office" into my new sewing/quilting room. I started with only my sewing table and an older machine. Since then, I have been working toward creating a perfect space for me to be creative...starting with "creating" my room on a tight budget. I just LOVE my Scrappy, Happy Place!
I have a cozy little corner in a family room for my quilting. Depending on the item I may use the kitchen table.
I love it , you have fabric like I do! But mine is all in totes here in WV is the dustest place I have ever lived plus I have no sewing space except the kitchen table. I have been raising children for 28 years and my mom lives with us. So it is the bedroom wall and the diningroom table. But I have a quilty life and would love this book! Your place is beautiful and I see why it inspires you! Thanks!
I am not so lucky as you are, I have a small place in my home office, but I have enough place to enjoy and be at night with my hunsband as he works beside me...kids sleeping and we both working with radio on...such a pleasure.
Lots of love from Valencia (Spain) and let me say I LOVE your room!!!
I wanted to buy Sherry's book time ago, and I wrote her because in her website I was not able to buy from Spain...so ebook will be lovely idea.
Kisses from Valencia.
Wow, I could really use some help with reorganizing my quilting room. However my children think I am a hoarder of fabric (what??:)) so I can't ask them for help. But I could do with some reorganizing. Your post has inspired me so I am going in there next and tackle a corner. I would love to win this new book, I LOVE books: And I love your row by row from Lori, maybe I'll start that one next!
I am another quilter who sews in the spare bedroom. It does meanthat i have to tidy up from time to time which is not abad thing.
A couple of months ago I treated myself to an Ikea rack and wire-basket system to hold my fabric stash and that has made finding fabric much easier.
If it's not neat and tidy I lose all inspiration and just don't even want to be there. I only have a little corner of my family room and keeping it organized is difficult but if I want to work on something it has to be ready or I'm not ready.
I need to reorganize and clean my sewing space. It can be overwhelming to not know what you have or find what you need when you go to make a quilt.Thank you for sharing.
My sewing space is also an office converted when the children moved out. It is a mess. I need more shelves and to take time to organize. I love the white and brightness in your space. You are about to guilt me into cleaning. ;-)
I have a space that I usually called the dining room, but ove rth eweekends transforms to a quilting room. I can only dream of a dedicated space!! :)
What a great post, Nanette! I love seeing how well organized you are. I try to be, too, because I can't work when things are too far out of order.
My Row Along is almost done. I just need to do the last border. I like organized fabric that I can see. I gets my creativity going!
My quilting space doubles as a guest room so I've had to be creative to make it work for everyone. My sewing table doubles as a computer desk and a table for guests. I have a TV for background noise when I'm working - but it also lets my dad stream the news (and escape the kiddos) when my parents visit. The best thing is the modular closet that allows me to store all mupy fabric and double as shelving for our guests clothes. The on,y downside to sharing the space is that when we have guests, I have to pack up and store my sewing. But spending time with family and friends is worth the trade off!
After 22 years I got my own sewing space, my first child moved out!! I love it and I am still organizing it. Thanks for the chance to win.
My quilting life occurs in my basement and having just moved all my things out of the bedroom and into the main basement, I find I feel more cramped now then ever. I am going to have to change things around and find a happy medium. But it is my space and I love it.
We have quilts all over the house, on every bed and couch. We rent, so I don't really have many things on the walls. I am excited that I have recently made a wall hanging that I will hang in my office at work. Thanks for the chance!
Not sure it will happen, but I'm trying to plan an addition for my quilting room. I currently use 2 small bedrooms for my sewing machine, fabric and longarm, however that makes 1 not useable as bedroom any longer so there isn't enough space when the kids and grandkids come home! Everything gets moved to make room, so it is now very unorganized. Thanks for the giveaway!
I do have a small room to sew in, but I have long outgrown that space and I am about knee deep in fabric...I am trying to finish up a few projects so that I can get organized...Like my quilts, my quilt space is a work in progress...
Mary
Oh I just love your organized wall!! I have had to move my sewing to various locations over the years too. I am fortunate now to be settled down. :-) Thanks for the chance!
I feel as though I live my quilting life in every room of my house. I sew at the table in my kitchen, press in my dining room, and plan projects in my bedroom. Supplies and inspiration are in every room!
i sew in a tiny room but it has one window and its all mine:) so its good
I totally agree! For years I did all my sewing, quilting and other works on my kitchen table. I now have a room and am I the process of organizing it. Almost as much fun as all of my handiwork.
I have a small sewing room that doubles as a guest room. I'm thankful to be able to leave my machine out so that I can work for a few minutes at a time.
I'm lucky enough to have a bedroom in our apartment as a quilting room. It's tiny, but I think I've set it up efficiently. Now I have to hang some of my quilts in the rest of the apartment because I'm running out of room to store them. They shouldn't be hidden away, anyways! Thank you for the giveaway!
I use the dining room that we don't use except when we have big family dinners
The remodel for my sewing room started today! Can't wait for my very own space for sewing and quilting. Thanks for sharing photos of your room. Great inspiration!
My sewing area is all a mess! Here's hoping we get it all straightened out soon!
Now that all our kids are off on their own, I have a sewing/craft room that I thoroughly enjoy! Just recently I brought my fabric out of totes in the closet and stacked them in a bookcase type shelf. I love not having to dig stuff out anymore when I want to sew!!!! Thanks for sharing your space with us!
Wile I love my quilting life space I don't love the location which is in a room in our finished basement. I was thrilled when my husband made it for me and try to stay content with it but someday hope to move it to a location in the home where I can be closer to the family during the day. For now it's where it has to stay. I love my yellow room with my tall refinished green armoire which holds all my fabrics ...it's so fun! I have aqua and red accents throughout the room to keep it lively and to spark my creativity. I have a sewing table for me and one for my daughter who is 11 and learning to sew on her first bernette sewing machine. I have a separate cutting table with fun little baskets for different sized cut offs I am not using. Your blog is fun to read and your quilts are beautiful! Thank you for the chance to win!
Patti
I try and have a major tidy up after each project - that way my quilting studio never gets too dis-organised - well that is my intention anyway! I would so love a copy of this book, it looks so inspiring - so fingers crossed!
My sewing space is in the guest bedroom. I'm slowly organizing. Your space is beautiful and so tidy. And your row along looks awesome; I love the aqua border!
I am lucky to have a whole room for my own...to create as i please.
My room will get messy during the creative process but afterwards everything gets put away before the next project.
I'm sew (ha ha)happy to have sewing space in our home office/sewing room. Thanks for the chance to win!
My space needs much organization but its mine and I try to cram all I love into it. I love seeing the spaces of other quilters. So inspiring!
For the first time ever I have my own sewing room in a walk out basement with lots of natural light. I feel so blessed to be able to work and think in a mess if I want and then shut the door behind me til I'm ready to play again :)
I definitely moves things around to have a quilting life as I only have 1 desk (which I now call my crafting table) which means that in order to use it to cut fabric I have to move my sewing machine, or serger, or other items I'm working on. But I definitely make my space work to me. I have forewarned my husband of my intentions for the next place we love. I just love sewing! Thank you for the giveaway!
I love your organizing inspiration! Thx for sharing!
I have been needing to reorganize my quilting space. I only wish mine could be as organized as yours. Thanks for a chance to win.
I have my own room that I'm always working on. It's my largest WIP! Like you, if it's not organized, I can't create. I have ADD and it becomes overwhelming for me to be in the space if stuff is just everywhere. Thank you for hosting this giveaway
Hi Nanette. Your quilting space is fabulous! When our oldest moved out, we shifted rooms around, allowing for my very own sewing/crafting/quilting room. Near the center of the home, it is perfect to be close to family. Trish xo
I guess I'm your opposite. My motto seems to be out of sight, out of mind and I don't mind creative clutter while I sew. I do always clear it up before I start another project but, while working on something, I want to be able to grab one of the fabrics without going through a stack to find the piece I want. If everyone was the same, though, this would be a pretty boring world!
I have a sewing station in my bedroom, and all my current projects are stacked under the drawers in shopping bags (1 project per bag) all my other fabric is sorted by color/theme and kept in the shed outside. Some day I'd love to have everything in one room, but this set-up does force me to focus on what I can see and it's very nice to empty a bag from under the desk then wander outside to pull for the next quilt!!
Your space looks great. I need the family to help me sort life out. Wonder what they'll think of that! The quilting life is definitely good!
I loved your comments about carving out a good space to be creative with quilts! I am currently re-working my fabric storage shelves - and clearing off my beloved worn walnut table to assemble large projects!
My sewing room is in a bedroom I have taken over. It might look unorganized to someone else, but I know where everything is. Well, almost everything, until I am looking for something I can't find. Thanks for the giveaway~!
You sound a lot like me! I also have a room off the kitchen now, after using various other locations through the years, and I love it! I also am much more productive if things are organized and accessible, and happier if I have had some time to sew each day...hard this time of year, but am trying! This looks like a great book to spark some creative ideas! Thanks for the giveaway, too.
Great projects!! Thanks for sharing your sewing room. I would love to take the time to get mine really organized. When I see the fabric all nice and organized on the shelves it looks so nice and colorful. Thanks for the chance to win the quilting book.
My quilting space is our extra bedroom that just became "extra" when one of our boys got married 3 years ago. :) I have sewn for over 30 years, since I was a teenager, but just recently have a special place to call my own sewing room. It is still a work in progress as I organize it and figure how to set it up to make it as functional as possible. I purchased 3 yards of white flannel last year and made one whole wall a design wall. Now when I sit at my machine and look up, there across the room is a beautiful display of all the blocks I am currently working on. Ahhh so satisfying. :) Thanks for the give away!! :)
I am fortunate enough to have an entire room for my sewing space. It IS a spare bedroom, so the bed is generally covered with a white sheet and it is my design bed! Works well for me. Thanks for the chance.
Your room is looking lovely. I like that it's next to the kitchen. My space is a bedroom at the far end of the house (the daughter who moved out first). It is a little away, but good to not get distracted!
Love the space you have. I am in the basement which does have some natural light but is still a little dark. I find I have a good tidy up once I finish a project (despite having many others on the go at the same time!). Can't stand too much mess!
Having a dedicated sewing place is a joy. My last move, after selling my home, gave me the extra money to purchase a portable 10 x 20 building. At first it was a combination guest room and sewing room. Now we've made other arrangements for the guest and all my sewing is out of the house. Wow! the only threads on the floor are the ones that fall off my clothes!
Oh yes I definitely have a whole room for me(ok maybe more than 1,LOL)but you have to have an area you can just leave your project out so you can just steal a few minutes here and there to work on it and not put it away each time. Thanks for the chance to win the book which looks amazing!
I'm a recent quilter so my scraps are under control but I need suggestions for organizing and controlling them!
I have a sewing rom, but it needs to be cleaned so I can work in there, I tend to drag stuff and my machine out to the kitchen where it's easier for me to work. Koye
Love your quilting space. Wish I had one like it. Hope I win
hl3smith@yahoo.com
Great giveaway.
I have a room that double as office, so I really happy that I can sew while I check email and while my husband is working at his computer.
Sherri has a great book I'm sure! My quilting space is shared as our guest bedroom and family computer desk. Nothing like your beautiful space Nanette!
My quilting/sewing space is in my laundry room. There is a nice little cove that my sewing table fits into. It's not a big room, but big enough to sew and wash :-) Thanks for the giveaway!
Thanks for the pictures of your organized sewing room! After my 2 kids grew up & left home, I confiscated their 2 bedrooms- across the hall from each other. One is a computer room & various other crafts. The other room is my sewing room with all the stuff that entails.Being in each room reminds me of each of them. And that is a pleasant thought! Just wish I could get organized!
I have a small area in my bedroom to sew. it is filled with all my fabric and books. i love to see my fabric too. It inspires me. Thank you for giving us a peek into your studio:0)
Looks like some pretty quilts in the book. I have a storage closet with clear boxes so i can organize by color.
My quilting space is currently a corner of our living room. I have a few things up, but most is packed away for when I have more room.
I have a bedroom for my sewing space and I DO have my fabric folded and organized, but the rest of the room falls quickly into disarray too quickly! I have a great cutting table, but I have a hard time keeping it cleared off!
Unfortunately, right now i don't have an official quilting space. I set up a Costco table in the middle of my living room with my machine and what I'm working on at the moment. The rest of my stash is in bins upstairs so I don't have things at my fingertips to grab and know exactly what I've got. It's a little frustrating right now, but I know one day that a room will be devoted just for me.
I have the upstairs room as my sewing area. Nice to have a place just for me, but I really need to get in there and organize. Too cluttered to feel comfortable
I only have a space on the dining room table for sewing right now but I still make time to sew there often.
I need this book!
thanks for the chance to win!
I love Sherri and would love to win her book! I sew at my kitchen table, and would love a sewing room! I have found pretty good organizer solutions, and I do love being with my family, so it's not all bad.
I have a hobby room, for my sewing machines and fabric stash, but recently dragged one machine and a project into the bedroom (because of the TV, I suppose)...?
I have taken over our conservatory. It is just so wonderful as I can make as much mess as I like and shut the door on it - it bothers no-one! The views down the River Tamar are totally inspirational - I have a TV and radio and cd's - it is where I am happiest as I create heirlooms! Wonderful idea of these blogs, so everything crossed that I am one of the lucky ones.
My quilting space is in the basement and it is not ideal. Right now, it's also a bit of a disaster but there is not much point in getting it perfect because we are moving in a couple of months. However, I will be buying two large IKEA expedit shelving units for the next house and then all will be wonderful in my quilting life.
I have my fabric in boxes, that works well for me. Your space looks great!
Thanks for the chance.
I have a desk/bookcase from Ikea where I sew. I have two shelves above that from Ikea called Picture Frame shelves-you display picture frames without holes in your wall, i guess. I use it for my rulers and other random things. I have my books in the book shelf part with office supplies and quilting supplies, ie starch. I have an ironing board next to the desk with my iron. I installed a counter light under one of the picture shelves so I can see better. I have a few Ott lamps on the desk as well. My fabric is stored in my closet in either plastic tubs or one of those block containers from Ikea that fit in the bookshelf. I LOVE my set up
I have finally had my own space since we moved a year ago. We painted it the colour of the Caribbean waters. My husband built me a wonderful design wall and giant ironing space. We aren't finished but we are having fun working on it and it is mine!
I can't wait for our house to be built, not only will it be wheelchair friendly it will have a quilt room. My DH said as long as all my "stuff" all stays in it we would do it. LoL it's about the biggest room in the house! I only hope I can organize it as nicely as yours.
My quilting space is being developed even as I write - we just added a 24'x24' room onto our house to put all of my junk into it! I can only hope to be as organized as you seem to be!
Thanks for the giveaway!
Yes we all need our own space to work in. It makes such a difference to be able to have all our stuff in one spot to work. I am still in the process of organizing mine. I hope I can get mine to look as neat & organized as yours is.
I have my Quilting Life Space in a spare bedroom. I love having my own separate space.
I share my quilting space with my husband and his office. Which is nice because that way we can both be doing things we enjoy.
I love your sewing room, can you get your family to come to my house for my birthday? Thanks for participating.
I love your quilts and your fabrics are so organised. I need to get back into quilting!
Love the shelves!
I have a very small sewing space but I tend to take up a lot of other little nooks and crannies around the house for stashes and works in progress. I always laugh thinking I should write a tutorial on how to hide your stash!
I have several closets in my home, all filled with large plastic containers of fabric according to color. One is only for Christmas fabric, another is just fleece and flannel; all the others are cotton.
I have to admit it seems that I am constantly redoing my room trying to make it bigger but it stays the same size. lol
I'm lucky enough to have a room for all my sewing goodies. I love the look of your organized fabric stash!
I have half of our spare bedroom that my husband and I use as an office as my sewing space. Its great for when I'm sewing and the hubby is playing games on his computer.
My space is a spare bedroom. Some of my fabric is stored in the closet (if only it was a walk-in) the rest on shelves and in tubs. I do have a large table for cutting, a long table for sewing and a small design wall. It is not always neat and tidy, but it is my space and I can always close the door.
Oh my goodness! Look at you so neat and organized. My quilting life is NOT so organized. But I am left handed and we think different. Or maybe it's because I don't even have a real space to put everything.
I would love to win this great book
I am fortunate, in that I have a large basement, and have claimed a good portion of it for myself. Nothing fancy, but it allows me to follow my creative juices to quilt, crochet, make yard art, or anything else that strikes my fancy at the time. Having a patient and supportive husband has made this all possible, because I tend to get messy at times. I would definitely enjoy having your book in my collection. Thanks for the opportunity.
I used to quilt in 2 rooms in the house.. a storage room for the quilter and the sewing machines were in the far back bedroom. 3 years ago my hubby gave me his 200 sq ft shop:) So now I have a studio I get to play in:) What fun!!!!
My space is in the corner of the family room...close enough so I am still a part of what is going on..one day I would like a dedicated sewing room so I could set things out and have them all neat and easy to access..I agree with what you said it makes it easier to get on with the creating if things are tidy..if only!!
Your space is beautiful. My sewing room needs a major clean out & organize. Maybe I can ask for help for my birthday present.
I have a room of my own and I just cleaned it up this week. Thanks for the great giveaway!
I use my dining room table to quilt on because I love the big space but have all my fabrics, threads, supplies, etc organized in see thru boxes in my guest bedroom closet. Would love to eventually have one room totally designated to sewing. Would love to be able to see all the beautiful fabrics at a glance. Thanks for the suggestions.
I love your sewing area. I use the spare bedroom for mine my parrots have the other bedroom, so I am stuck sharing.
Awesome sewing space you have!!! My space is daughter's old bedroom....after she moved to NC...It became The Mom Cave! lol I sew & make cards in there...read & play w/our Grangirlie too. :)
It is a smallish room...but bright....and definitely not as organized as yours! lol
In our first house I used a closet with doors that folded back to sew and store everything in. When I was done sewing I closed the doors and everything was hidden. I have a whole room for my sewing and love having the extra space to spread out and work on projects.
My sewing space is in the process of being organized and my projects tend to migrate around the house. I do most of my sewing at the dining room table. Thanks for the chance at the great book.
I love your space, your shelves and all that wonderful fabric! Beautiful room!
My husband converted a screen-in porch to a wonderful area for me.
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