Fabric Studio
I took some new photos of the fabric studio this evening, as I have rearranged it a bit since the previous photo was taken. Once I tidy it up, I'll try taking a wide angle pic of as much of the whole thing as I can (thank goodness for french doors). :) By the way, the last shot is of my new Reliable squared off ironing board that I ordered from Amazon.com. I don't know how I ever lived without this thing!!
This IS http://www.woollymoose.com/ :
In case you're interested in the ironing table, I've included the Amazon link above. This thing is HUGE and I am now able to unfold the full 44 inch width of a fabric and press it in its entirety (the width, that is) without having to contend with that maddening pointy tip! Hooray!!
Your fabric is well organized in my opinion! I have my fabric in see through bins, sorted by colors and seasons. I just bought 2 yards of fabric on eBay from you. I have never seen the fabric I bought from you anywhere before. I like to think I have seen all the fabric available so I am pleasantly surprised! I am happy I found your blog.
ReplyDeleteHi Ellen - Thanks for stopping by my blog! :)
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you have a great system for organizing your fabrics. It's taken me quite a while to get to where I am today, but I'm so happy with how everything looks and how easy it is to find the prints I need WHEN I need them.
I love the fabric you just ordered - it was the Chanukkah Patchwork print, wasn't it? It's so bright and colorful - very festive. I always keep my eyes peeled for bold, brightly colored, and interesting prints.
If you're interested in sharing what you are going to make with the print (or any other craft, for that matter), please let me know. I'd love to have you post something on the blog. I am very interested in seeing WHAT others are making and HOW they are crafting their items.