Today I am going to share with you some sewing room tips that will save you time & help keep you organized while you are sewing.
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Today I am going to share with you some sewing room tips that will save you time & help keep you organized while you are sewing.
Katy
Sewing Contributor
I am a wife, married 14 years, a mom of two boys, ages 12 & 9. I am a woman after God’s own heart! I started sewing aprons and posting my pics on FB and it ended up turning into a business for me. I love to sew, it’s simply relaxing. [Read more]
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Great post and thank you for the new ideas! I would like to add a little bit that I’ve learned from having to have my sewing spaced mixed with living space in an apartment (a small setting!). I’ve found it very beneficial to hang a spool and bobbin rack on the wall above my sewing machine so everything is in reach (a big peg board works for this too since you can hang other supplies there). I also stack my fabrics by color in old bookshelves to save space instead of using bins. I’m slowly but surely getting my things organized. -R
Great tips for a small space. You r making great us of what you have. What are some things that u like to sew. Do u have a site? Thanks for the comment.
Hi Katy,
I sew aprons and accessories (bags, clutches, wallets, etc). A lot of cool cottons out there and I try to upcycle clothing too.
I only have a store and Facebook fanpage right now: http://www.pinuppickles.storeenvy.com and http://www.facebook.com/pinuppickles
I’ve been enjoying all of your tips recently, keep ‘em up! -R
Great tips on organizing your sewing space. I particularing like that you repurposed the kids toy bin instead of getting rid of it. For items that are gently used, I tell my clients first see if you can reuse the item, if you can’t find another use for it, then, donate it.
I like to reuse things if possible. I have a metal silverware tray that holds my spools of thread that I use often, like all my whites & blacks.
I got my hubby to mount a couple of curtain rods on the wall by my sewing machine. I have all my ribbon spools on the rods. That makes them handy when I am sewing and need some ribbon. Works great!!! (use the rods with the deep sides in order to be able to thread your spools on the rod.)
I love this idea!!!!