In the last weeks I spent soem time on cleaning up and reorganizing my sewing room. I removed shelves, installed a new one, sorted fabrics, and so on.
Do you want to take a tour? Maybe to get an inspiration for your own rooms?
All the years my sewing room really was unorganized. Shelves and racks that were leftover elsewhere.
There is a German speech: A dog from every farm. All the fabrics were laying on the sofa, in boxes, baskets. Total chaos.
Thats why I first removed all boxes and baskets and fabrics form my room. Next, all old shelves, that lived their lives.
Thanks Obi (a German DIY store) and my talented husband I now have one big single shelf covering the whole straight wall of my room. My room is right beneath the roof.
All fabrics are now sorted.
Either by color …
… or by collection.
I used jars for my woven ribbon. The jar caps have fabric glued on.
Or I put buttons in there.
Also quilting yarn and individual fabric labels found their place.
The white slip cases are from IKEA. They now contain my collection of magazines from all over the world.
I found the roses labels and much more at Small Treasures.
This is right behind my sewing machine. All is in reach.
Sewing feet …
… and suitable machines:
The window got new curtains.
The glass curtain is from basic white cotton, embroidered with flowers and leaves in free hand embroidery.
I cutted out the motifs with Accuquilt, with Vliesofix ironed on on the backside.
This fixated the fabric and it was easy to sew and embroider. I spent a little time only.
This is my shelf for current projects. The grey basket contains tutorial and fabrics for the Tiny Town Quilt and the folder holds instructions for upcoming projects.
On the upper board there are started quilts and my newest books, that I am reading on my comfortable sofa.
Did you like this little tour?
Needless to say that I now making up my room every day. Sometimes I am just standing and looking at it.
Enjoy your Thursday?
Liebe Grüße
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