Welcome to the Quilting Affection Studio Tour on the Quilt
Qwazy Queens blog hop.
My studio is not
fabulously decorated, but it is a really nice setup. Before we get started be sure to check out
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I have two rooms for my quilting studios in my house, since I
don’t have one room large enough to be both my sewing and longarm studios. So we will start with my sewing studio. Most of my furniture in my studio is Ikea
furniture.
Follow Me! Let the Tour Begin
As you enter my sewing room from the Kitchen/Dining Room you will see my desk on the left, and my girls sleeping area on the right, and the patio doors to the backyard.
Starting from the left
side and work around the room.
This section here is my desk, where all my designs and
writing come alive. My husband just
upgraded my computer from a laptop to this nice desktop and 27” monitor. Above my desk is a couple of bulletin boards
made from batting and insulation board.
The top bulletin board is to keep pictures of my in-progress designs and
past designs. Not all of them are up
right now, since they will be soon to be released patterns (Secret). The bottom board is where I keep all my
important and reference papers.
Next to my desk is
where my favorite and main sewing machine sits.
My Bernina B580 is where I do my sewing most of the time. The quilt
hanging is my newest Mini-Madness quilt for Island Batik Ambassadors. You can visit my blog on the quilt HERE.
This is my second
machine, I bought in 2011. My Janome
7700 is a great machine, I love doing binding and quilting on this machine.
Next to my Janome is
my Light table my wonderful husband made me couple years ago, I love it! The
table is made of thin wood and LED lights from Lowes.
Above the light table
I have my Bloc_Loc® Rulers hung up for easy convenience (I really love these
rulers). My flying geese rulers are hanging on my ruler rack that my dad made
me. The ruler rack is used for all my
rulers that I use on a day by day bases.
I have lots of
storage space with Ikea Expedit shelving units.
My cutting table is made with Ikea 4-Expedit shelving units. The cubes
are place on plywood and rollers. The table part is made from 2 Galant table
tops.
I used Ikea Cubes and
Rubbermaid containers for storing my fabric all around the table. One end is used for all my reference books.
For my huge and well used ironing
board, I bought at a quilt show couple years ago, I placed it on top of another
Expedit shelving unit, and used the Ikea rollers underneath so it is easy to
move around when I want to get to my design wall, which is made just like my
bulletin boards, but not cut down.
Finally, when you
turn around you can see my TV(for viewing pleasure) and were my girls sleep (Two Snoodles) when I’m
in the sewing room.
My Longarm Studio
I have a APQS
Millinium Longarm, in another room close by. and love her. I share this space with my husband due to
his desk is set up. When Millie is not in use I cover her up with sheets to
protect her.
Well that’s my studio
tour, I hope you enjoyed it and gave you storage ideas.
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can give you for storage, projects, favorite sewing tips, etc.
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It is definitely nice to have everything in it's own place for when I am sewing. Great that you have so much room!
ReplyDeleteAwesome sewing area!
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Very cool sewing and quilting areas! Looks wonderfully organized! Good luck everyone in the giveaway! angielovesgary2 atgmail dotcom
ReplyDeleteYour sewing area is set up really well. It looks so neat and organized. Thank you for sharing today.
ReplyDeleteWow you are so organized - please come to my place and help out - jsut kidding!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour room is absolutely beautiful and organized! How cute that you have a place for the girls to sleep in there.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing insights about your sewing room and organization with us. You have a great sewing room with super duper organization.
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Very nice! Can't wait to get my new room under way!
ReplyDeleteWell, we could almost have sister sewing rooms! I'm a self proclaimed IKEA junkie myself. LOL!! I've also got a big wardrobe full of quilts and supplies in my room. Creative minds to cross paths sometimes. :-)
ReplyDeleteJust went to IKEA on Saturday! So many ideas and came away with some cute additions for my sewing room! Need hubbys truck for next times visit so I can get the larger items I need :)
ReplyDeleteyou are so lucky to have so much room and storage.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to an Ikea... and that's almost true... I've still never been to one in the USA ... only in Italy... I guess I missed all the great things you can pick up at Ikea, but it made me crazy walking around the store, so I got out as quick as I went in...well... not quite true, but I couldn't actually wait to get out of Ikea... and I've never been back, and not likely to ever go back although I freely admit they do have some great things, I don't like having to walk thru an entire store to find what I want.. I like to get in and get out.. period...
ReplyDeleteEither or, I do love your studio space, it's very well designed and quite fun. I love the ruler rack your dad made you, and would love to have a cutting table like that. :)
I want a ruler rack like that! Mine are in a drawer and it's a pain to find anything in there!
ReplyDeleteI really like your cutting table and storage. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteyou have a wonderful space. I love how organized you are. thanks for the tips.
ReplyDeleteWow another very clean and we'll organized sewing space.. got to love it...happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your wonderfully huge sewing space-Lucky girl! Thank you, Susan
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have all that space. So nice.
ReplyDeleteI'm liking that white door caninet, an idea that would work best for me!
ReplyDeleteI'm liking that white door caninet, an idea that would work best for me!
ReplyDeleteVery organized, is it always like that, or did you clean and straighten for the pictures? lol
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Wow, what wonderful spaces for sewing and quilting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice setup you have. Wish I had an extra room.
ReplyDeleteWow - your space is so neat and tidy. I wish mine was. Thanks!
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I love your studio, especially your long arm, Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteGreat space!!! Love, love, love the big cutting and ironing tables!!
ReplyDeleteI love your studio! It looks like a bright, clutter free area to create to your hearts content. Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat spaces! I love your cutting table!
ReplyDeletelovely sewing space. I've enjoyed seeing everyone's space.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a tour of your sewing spaces. It's nice to see and get ideas from other stitchers.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a well planned sewing area, good for you. mtmom57@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteIt's great that you get to share your sewing area with your snoodles! Thanks for sharing all the photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great setup you have! I have a few Ikea items for organizing too.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to have dedicated spaces. I'm only a *little* jealous of your Milly. LOL Thanks for sharing your space.
ReplyDeleteLove all the light you get in your sewing room! Wish I could get a little more light in mine
ReplyDeleteSandy A
WOW!!!! Absolutely love your setup!! Wish I had that much room in my house!
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You have a great amount of cutting and ironing space! I'm trying not to be envious. ;)
ReplyDeleteYour sewing areas are sew efficient. How nice that your long arm shares space with your husband desk so you can be together while you work. Thanks for sharing inviting us in for a visit today ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteYour sewing room is fantastic. I love your cutting table.
ReplyDeleteI see Ikea keeps many a sewing room humming! Great storage items.
ReplyDeleteLoooove your Room!! You are sooooo organized! My sewing space is small...but I keep teasing my Husband, that I want to take over the Family Room...cause it is biggest room in our house!!! lol
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful space you have, Mine is not nearly as big: sometimes I feel like I am stuffed in like a sardine in a can!! but it's mine, and I love it.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing ;)
Thanks for the tour of you great space, I wish I could keep my room clean like that. I just may have to find an Ikea store, never been to one.
ReplyDeleteYou have two great working spaces. Thanks for the tour.
ReplyDeleteHi Tina,
ReplyDeleteAwesome website and sewing space you have for your passion of quilting! Thank you so much for vending at the Southern Comforters Quilt Show this past weekend! Everyone loves your patterns!
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