Welcome today for the Studio Spotlight! Linking up from over at
Ellison Lane. I work in my dining room and store my supplies in my son's closet (what? He's not using it! Haha). This week I took it upon myself to make it more presentable. And more workable. This is what I was working with before:
It really just got out of hand from not sitting down and organizing it after I would come home with new fabric and not putting things away correctly. So I locked the kids out of the room (and left them with the husband, not alone!), and pulled almost everything out. I refolded all my fabric and sorted better.
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Home Dec and some fabrics for a few dresses I have planned. |
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I really need more cool colors! I love my pinks ;) |
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Lots of greys, some neutrals and blacks, LV, multi-colored to the right |
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I guess I don't need to buy any more batting for awhile... |
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A few quilts in the works, Chicopee and A Merry Little Christmas high on the list |
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Solids and scraps. |
I sew on my dining room table. I love all the natural light (although it makes it hard to picture) and that it is open to the kitchen to the left and the living room (which I am standing in to take the picture). But it is too open if you know what I mean.
Here is my little guy "helping" mommy. And touching everything. I wish I could close a door and lock them out sometimes, but then I would miss them and they would whine at the door anyways!
It is usually a mess and I have a lot of cleaning whenever anyone comes over, but I'm glad to have a space to create and enjoy my family. I am just hoping that our next house is a little easier to close off. I hope you enjoyed stopping by and come back again! I have a few mini tutorials coming up including my favorite way to do minky blankets and sewing bulky corners with paper piecing. Thanks!
3 comments:
It feels so good when you get everything organized. It only takes me 1 or 2 projects to mess it up again. :)
Barb@Witsend
Before and after pics... I like the before pics more... its more bohemian and reminds me more of my stash closet!
Those blue blocks are looking pretty choice :)
Ah, a neatly folded stash....what a joy. For about 10 minutes! Then it's back to reality and piles and loads and messes. Let the little one help--give him scraps and strips. My granddaughter terrorized our Maltese with her version of a dog collar. For a while he would growl the moment she walked into the door. :-) Thank goodness she finally grew out of that!
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