I even organized my bobbins which were previously loose in my sewing box. Just this change has made sewing go much faster.
I also set up a knitting area in our sunroom which is next to my studio. It's the best room in the house, with sixteen foot ceilings and french doors that open out onto the garden.
For some reason I only knit in the fall and winter so I put everything away the rest of the year. Also, it keeps my daughter away from my expensive super chunky wools. I learned that lesson the hard way! Now that she's a little older maybe she'll have some self control this year.
I found this huge map of Paris at a store that was going out of business last year. I had been eyeing it for years but thought it was too expensive for a poster. When I head about the store closing, I rushed over and saw it was 75% off list. Being a former urban planner, I love maps, especially ones of Paris. I'd much rather spend my time while knitting looking at this map than watching tv. For more photos of my studio, see my flikr set.
ha, i have wanted a spool rack for a long time - just to see all those colours in such neat rows!
ReplyDeletegreat space. I loved seeing your work on flickr. So nice.
ReplyDeleteLove your sewing and knitting areas. so organized! I'm new to sewing, so I don't really need a spool rack (for my 3 spools!), but I'd love one.
ReplyDeletelooks so nice! and i need a spool rack at once!
ReplyDeleteLove that map!
ReplyDeleteYour studio looks so nice!
envy! you could host a knitting circle in there!
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done. What a great working space! Feels so organized and welcoming. So jealous. Well done. :)
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