I'm so excited to be participating this year in Where Bloggers Create, hosted by Karen at My Country Cottage.
I've been waiting for what seems like forever to make my sewing room a space that is inspiring, fun, and comfortable to be in. Due to circumstances beyond my control (which are the worst, don't you think?), I wasn't able until just recently to start the makeover. I'm no where near finished, but I'm happy just to be on my way!
I've had the sewing room for six years and made do with closets and plastic totes for storage. Eventually that wasn't enough, and there wasn't room to add more. That didn't stop me from accumulating more though! More fabric, more vintage linens, lace and buttons, more fabric, more patterns, more ribbon, and did I mention more fabric? The room eventually evolved into this. I couldn't find anything anymore.
After cleaning out the room, my daughter and best ever son-in-law came and painted for me. There was never a question of the color...PINK!! And my awesome husband and sweet granddaughter put together furniture.
The main thing I wanted was a cabinet with glass doors. Being able to see the colors, patterns and textures of the fabric was important. How could I not be inspired when I see that every time I walk in the room? I didn't realize it would be so time consuming to create mini bolts of fabric or to fold smaller pieces in a way that they could be stacked. I have so much more fabric to go through than what you see here.
I wish I had more to show you, but I'm thrilled to have this much done. Hopefully by the end of the summer I'll be done and can finally start sewing again.
I've been waiting for what seems like forever to make my sewing room a space that is inspiring, fun, and comfortable to be in. Due to circumstances beyond my control (which are the worst, don't you think?), I wasn't able until just recently to start the makeover. I'm no where near finished, but I'm happy just to be on my way!
I've had the sewing room for six years and made do with closets and plastic totes for storage. Eventually that wasn't enough, and there wasn't room to add more. That didn't stop me from accumulating more though! More fabric, more vintage linens, lace and buttons, more fabric, more patterns, more ribbon, and did I mention more fabric? The room eventually evolved into this. I couldn't find anything anymore.
After cleaning out the room, my daughter and best ever son-in-law came and painted for me. There was never a question of the color...PINK!! And my awesome husband and sweet granddaughter put together furniture.
The main thing I wanted was a cabinet with glass doors. Being able to see the colors, patterns and textures of the fabric was important. How could I not be inspired when I see that every time I walk in the room? I didn't realize it would be so time consuming to create mini bolts of fabric or to fold smaller pieces in a way that they could be stacked. I have so much more fabric to go through than what you see here.
Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by! I'm looking forward to visiting all the blogs over the next few days. Be sure to go here to see some incredibly inspiring and creative spaces.
xo Annette xo
