If you had told me a year ago that I would be turning a section of my basement into a sewing center I would have laughed out loud. Now look what I have:
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| A sewing table (back wall), a bookcase, a cutting table, and a small dresser. |
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| This 1947 Singer Featherweight 221 is my newest machine. |
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| The re-purposed table my husband turned into a sewing machine table and the bookcase I build years ago. | | | |
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| Cutting table with scissors, rotary cutters, and rulers hanging on the wall behind. |
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| Close-up of the racks my husband made for me. He cut up a brass rod to make the hooks. |
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The dresser was a gift from a friend and stores my fabric, patterns and larger supplies. That is my 1960's Kenmore in its carrying case sitting on the ground to the right of the dresser.
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And that ends the tour. I've found that having a dedicated space for my sewing makes the experience more gratifying but I still cannot believe how much fun I am having learning to sew. Who'd of thought?
1 comment:
I love the tour! It's great to see how you're set up. I agree, having it so organized and available encourages.
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