In one corner there is my sewing space. I have a few lights, my radio and my sewing machine. The basket there is for Chaos pieces that I keep trying to piece from the scraps just above it on the table. And then, of course, there is the Community Quilt that I am actually, really, honestly trying to quilt right now.
And then if you turn around, at your back is the new design wall and my ironing board. I also have a working 1911 sewing machine there. I would love to
See on the design wall a little rectangle of piecing? It's eventually going to be part of Chaos too....
And then on the long wall of the room, I have two bookshelves and a CD tower to fill with books, fabrics, baskets, etc. They just wouldn't fit in one photo together! Anyway, on the left there are two baskets that hold ongoing projects, like the Birdie Stitches top, for example. There's thread, ribbon, etc.
The tower holds my pretty small FQ collection in the middle.
And then on the right are my books, IKEA fabric mini-bolts and little storage bins. They will eventually be placed on the wall on a peg board organizer thing. The little bins hold my scissors, bobbins, basting pins...and on, and on, and on.
In the bookshelf on the right I have my stash. It's pretty tiny, so it fits in there just fine.
And that's it! That's my quilting space. I still have things to get up on the walls like my peg board organizer, a white board that holds my to-do list, etc. They might go up this weekend. Really, though, I would love to just spend this weekend breaking in the new space! Can't wait!
32 comments:
yay - so pleased you have a sewing room - no stopping you now - and btw love how its so neat and clean :)
Cindy, this is fantastic! Congratulations!
Good for you! Awesome idea on the cd tower :)
Loooove that cd shelf for fat quarters! What a perfect size.
It looks great. Of course it never looks that good after you've been sewing :)
Wow! It looks great! Now all you have to do is fill up that space! LOL
fantastic to have such well organised storage!
The CD rack used like this is brilliant. And all so neat- wouldn't stay like that for long in my house..
J.E.A.L.O.U.S!
Oooh, love your space, thanks for the tour!
Lucky you! it's a lovely space, I wish I had a craft room. I work out of the kitchen/dining room which is a real pain! dxx
It looks wonderful! Enjoy ~Jeanne
Great space! Hope you have fun with it this weekend :-)
super good inspiration for my new sewing space. I am pinning like crazy until Mr. R give same the go ahead to make my new sewing room all mine!
Very nice. Very organized and very colorful.
Great to have your own space. I love to look at other people's spaces, it makes me feel very happy inside!
great use of the cd rack. I love being invited to look around peoples sewing places!
It's looking great! Don't you love it when it's all organised...my looks like a small bomb went off lol!
Fabulous sewing room, it looks very tranquil and organised!!
Now all I need do is imagine you in there! Too tidy and neat - get in and mess it up!
Love your sewing space! I'm a wee bit jealous!
What a pretty room! Hope you have lots of fun creating in there!
I'm soooooooo jealous!
Well Jell Cindy...well jell!
What a beautiful space to do some creating
What a wonderful place to work and create!
Woooowww it looks lovely, Cindy! So bright! I get the feeling that that cd unit for fat quarters will get a little more filled up.
I like the size of your stash. It shows restraint :-)
I'm dead jealous - a sewing room of your own. And tidy too!!!
A gorgeous, creative space! Hope you have hours of creative fun in there! Jxo
Cindy
what a lovely bright airy room, want to swap
What a great space! It seems quite light and open, plus so organized. I'm impressed!
Looks nice Cindy! I'm jealous of all your shelving!
Cute room wish I could turn my room into something like that, but the parents would never allow it. When I move out I'll dedicate a room just for crafting.
Great 1911 hand-crank. The thing I love about so many vintage machines is that they need very little besides oiling. (And for cleaning, cotton swabs and sewing machine oil work great--and take very little time.) Do you have the lid for the base?
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