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03 Mar 2010 13:18 #44042

MaryRinWI OFFLINE Posts: 90	Don't let her fool you - I've seen Robin's space, and it's partly what has prompted me to re-do my own! Robin has a bathroom, and an office/loft that are to die for!
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03 Mar 2010 11:04 #44040

RobinQuilts OFFLINE Posts: 162 Thank you received: 34	I am awed by the creativity exhibited in the organization of this space! Makes me want to incorporate all those clever ideas in my own sewing area. And everything was soooo neat! While I'm working on a project, my space looks totally disorganized, although when I finish a project up, I do take the time to make everything neat again. Of course, that lasts about 2 days.
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01 Mar 2010 13:02 #44004

eileenkny OFFLINE Posts: 1958 Thank you received: 124	Thanks for sharing! That has to be one of the nicest sewing rooms I've seen in a long time. eileenkny
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28 Feb 2010 15:22 #43987

SoBelt OFFLINE Posts: 187 Thank you received: 28	Dreaming I am, but there are some things that are doable in my very small space. But where are the works in progress, what's really behind those doors????? Ok, did the green monster come out? Happy quilting with what I have, Pat
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28 Feb 2010 05:20 #43973

mellymoo OFFLINE Posts: 74 Thank you received: 17	Everyone can have a dream
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27 Feb 2010 20:08 #43965

GloriaH OFFLINE Posts: 402	Good point Jacky.
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27 Feb 2010 15:26 #43953

gloucestershirelady OFFLINE Posts: 228	I don't see any finished quilts - or unfinished ones for that matter!
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27 Feb 2010 07:43 #43948

bbquiltmaker OFFLINE Posts: 1498 Thank you received: 1762	Thanks for sharing that--ooh, la la, what a great space! Barbara
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26 Feb 2010 17:27 #43933

PDQuilt OFFLINE Posts: 514 Thank you received: 2	Note that ALL of the wonderful features in this studio were HOME MADE by the artist! The only things she was rich in were ideas and talent!
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26 Feb 2010 17:03 #43931

ritzy OFFLINE Posts: 2963 Thank you received: 82	What a wonderful space--love all the great ideas.
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26 Feb 2010 16:11 #43930

Patchworkjill OFFLINE Posts: 652 Thank you received: 71	Thanks for sharing this beautiful room, I love it, especialy he ruler wall, I also can do this. Jill
	Taree NSW - Australia My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourself Last Edit: by Patchworkjill. The administrator has disabled public write access.

26 Feb 2010 11:23 #43921

NancyinSTL OFFLINE Posts: 729 Thank you received: 34	What quilter would not want this room? Clearly, the person who owns this room has the financial resources to have whatever they want in a sewing room. However, there are some really great ideas here that we can borrow.
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26 Feb 2010 10:38 #43916

RGold OFFLINE Posts: 693 Thank you received: 22	I agree with Amanda! Mine will never, ever look as neat as that! But oh my goodness, what a wonderful space!!! Robin
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26 Feb 2010 10:21 #43914

Amoret
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How can it possably stay that tidy and be fuctional!

There is no way you should ever start a project and not have a half an hour search for the right scissors, two days taking all the fabrics out trying to choose the right ones and then deciding you have not got the right shade and going out to buy more, leaving all the other stuff out and you most certainly never, ever have flat open spaces without at least five other projects started on them.

I protest, this room is a sham!

(Can she come and sort out mine do you think? I do like the little caddy thingy with the foam insert that holds the smaller scissors etc.)

Amo

Ye olde Dorsetshire
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