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Debbie's Quilt Studio - At Previous Home - 1
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Gary created shelves in what had once been a closet. This closet is 24" deep by 54" wide; thus it holds a lot of fabric. Although most photos of quilt studios show the fabric on shelves, I only keep my 100% cotton viewable and cover them when I'm not using them to protect them from dust and UV. I prefer my other fabric in boxes to keep it tidy and clean. The top shelf is completed projects and quilt batts. The next two rows are quilt fabric and the lower two rows are garment fabric and notions.
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The cutting and sewing area is next to the fabric closet. Gary made the raised cutting platform for my rotary cutting mat which makes cutting fabric very easy on my back. The platform can be used and then moved to allow more room on the sewing table. The swing-arm lamp from the quilt frame will easily turn and give extra lighting to the sewing area. The ironing board creates the triangle so everything is within easy reach when creating a top. The storage cabinets on rollers holds patterns and sewing paraphernalia. The large piece of cardboard behind the table is used to starch crocheted doilies my mother and sister-in-law create and give us. | |
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