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A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby cjbeg » Sun Feb 13, 2011 6:21 pm

Margo, okay joking aside. what cabinets do you have in your room? I am in the process of deciding on cabinets for "stuff" and I like to looks of you drawers. Floor to ceiling I need a deep cabinet to hold my containers of projects for quilting, and scrap booking.
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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby Margo » Sun Feb 13, 2011 7:47 pm

Thanks Cheryl. They are just assemble-it-yourself melamine units that I bought years ago at a home improvement store. Here are my two other units like the one I've just organized that I have most of my fabric in, but I've added some extra shelves to make more efficient use of every bit of the space, and I also have plastic bins stacked on the tops. You can see the stuff inside the cabinets and also see how I folded my fabric for these shelves here: http://good-times.webshots.com/album/563306368ujRyrP

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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby ritzy » Sun Feb 13, 2011 8:03 pm

Taunting the teacher is bad!!!!!
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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby Margo » Sun Feb 13, 2011 8:05 pm

:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby cjbeg » Sun Feb 20, 2011 6:16 am

Margo wrote:Thanks Cheryl. They are just assemble-it-yourself melamine units that I bought years ago at a home improvement store. Here are my two other units like the one I've just organized that I have most of my fabric in, but I've added some extra shelves to make more efficient use of every bit of the space, and I also have plastic bins stacked on the tops. You can see the stuff inside the cabinets and also see how I folded my fabric for these shelves here: http://good-times.webshots.com/album/563306368ujRyrP

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Fantastic. Guess I need to take a trip to the store and get some measurements to make a plan.
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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby luvquilting » Thu Feb 24, 2011 4:52 pm

I've been "lurking" and following the challenges, getting lots of ideas for when I can finally convert a spare bedroom to my quilting room (have one son to move back out first!). This is really random, but know many of us like the P-Touch labeler to help organize our stuff....just wanted to pass on that Office Max has the P-Touch for 75% off for another 3 days or so as part of their President's Day Sale....it is $9.95 locally and I'll be making a trip there after work tomorrow....thought some of you might be interested in this deal! Nancy
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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby Margo » Thu Feb 24, 2011 4:59 pm

luvquilting wrote:I've been "lurking" and following the challenges, getting lots of ideas for when I can finally convert a spare bedroom to my quilting room (have one son to move back out first!). This is really random, but know many of us like the P-Touch labeler to help organize our stuff....just wanted to pass on that Office Max has the P-Touch for 75% off for another 3 days or so as part of their President's Day Sale....it is $9.95 locally and I'll be making a trip there after work tomorrow....thought some of you might be interested in this deal! Nancy


Oh man....would you believe that I purchased one TODAY!! At full price!! :cry:

Oh well...with the recent increase in gas prices, I don't need to be driving 25 minutes each way to get to office max! Thanks for the heads up!
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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby Lorchen » Thu Feb 24, 2011 5:06 pm

I think I'll stay out of Margo's way for a while, or I'll suddenly find a label stuck on my bum. :)
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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby Margo » Thu Feb 24, 2011 5:28 pm

Oh, my dear Lorchen! You defy labeling! LOL!!
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Re: A challenge for your sewing space (5)

Postby grannyagnes » Thu Feb 24, 2011 8:25 pm

I've had my P-Touch for a number of years but I limit my use because I found that I rearranged too often for it to be price efficient. Still love it, however.
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