Sewing Space

Dogs and Laundry

Posted on September 28, 2009. Filed under: Cancer, Dogs!, Living, Sewing Space, Working |

I am shaky today. My little Westie is undergoing exploratory surgery because she has been diagnosed with cancer of the bladder and they want to assess the tumor. I am rarely WOD (with out dogs)

She’s been my constant companion for almost 11 years, and a major contributor to the weird looks on my [...]

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The Shut Off Valve Is Under The House!

Posted on September 22, 2009. Filed under: Sewing Space |

The odyssey of adding a fabric pretreatment center continues…
I decided to move my 5 year old Neptune top loader washing machine into the Stitchery and get a new front loader for the house. So I got a call this morning that the new washing machine has come in and I set a delivery date [...]

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Scooby-Doo, Who’s in the Mirror?

Posted on August 31, 2009. Filed under: Dogs!, Living, Sewing Space |

Patch discovers the Fitting Mirror (from an old bathroom):

Soooo funny!!!

Don’t those ears look like Scooby-Doo?

He’s adorable.
It turns out that many families in the neighborhood were concerned about him and now that he has had a bath and has a home, people stop by to give him walks and come out to say Hi to him [...]

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Laundry Room

Posted on August 25, 2009. Filed under: Sewing, Sewing Space |

Since I’ve donated the bad fabric choices from early coop purchasing days, shut down some of the commercial sewing and moved the preschool administration files over to the school building I have more space.
As you can imagine this new space has made a big difference in how easily and quickly I can sew up a [...]

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Slippery Stash Management

Posted on July 20, 2009. Filed under: Sewing Space |

These are the main shelving units that my husband made for me when I moved into The Stitchery. They are made from 3/4″ baltic birch and are 17″ deep by 30″ wide by 77 inches tall. Because they are made of a solid wood they handle packing in the fabric and support heavy [...]

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