Well, I guess it's time to start a blog. My original opinion was that blogs are a bit of self absorbsion on the internet, but I have grudgingly come to admit that I have found other's blogs very inspiring. Not that I aspire to by inspiring, but it becomes a place to organize my thoughts.
This is basically my hobby blog about all things sewing. I thought it was apropos to start now because after sewing for 33 years, on my second marriage (to the good handsome hubby) and on my 4th house, this is my first sewing room!
I have had sewing nooks, part of a sewing loft, had to sew in my dining room and had a sewing corner for about a year, but now you can see the beginning of my first ever sewing room!
The finished size will be a luxurious 11' x 17', with a wall of closet space (for sharing with our camping equipment). I plan to have room in the centre for a cutting table, an l-shaped workspace with room for 2 machines side by side plus my serger, open shelving and perhaps some free standing cupboards. I have quite a large fabric and pattern stash as well as about 300 patterns that I have to sell on e-bay at any given time, plus notions, books, thread, etc. Here are some pics of HH with the drywall. The framing was graciously provided by my brother in law and his friend in exchange for a steak dinner.
This is basically my hobby blog about all things sewing. I thought it was apropos to start now because after sewing for 33 years, on my second marriage (to the good handsome hubby) and on my 4th house, this is my first sewing room!
I have had sewing nooks, part of a sewing loft, had to sew in my dining room and had a sewing corner for about a year, but now you can see the beginning of my first ever sewing room!
The finished size will be a luxurious 11' x 17', with a wall of closet space (for sharing with our camping equipment). I plan to have room in the centre for a cutting table, an l-shaped workspace with room for 2 machines side by side plus my serger, open shelving and perhaps some free standing cupboards. I have quite a large fabric and pattern stash as well as about 300 patterns that I have to sell on e-bay at any given time, plus notions, books, thread, etc. Here are some pics of HH with the drywall. The framing was graciously provided by my brother in law and his friend in exchange for a steak dinner.
1 comment:
hey hey! Just popped over from pattern review after looking at your top..Welcome to the world of blogging.. you will soon find yourself having to finish something just to blog about it!
I envy you a sewing room.. fabulous idea.
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