Rearranging Fabric and Furniture in my Quilting Space
>> Monday, August 14, 2017
This past week I decided to make some changes in my quilting space. I knew that I had more fabric than I could see and thought that putting it on display would inspire me, and slow down my fabric shopping!
I didn't really want or need to get new furniture; I knew I could use this glass door hutch to display my fabrics. But that would mean emptying it out and finding homes for all the stuff it was currently storing.
I had a few piles of finished projects, a fat quarter bundle, some projects and tins in the hutch. My ironing board provided some temporary storage.
I was kind of amazed and overwhelmed with how much stuff I had actually put in the hutch! I knew I wasn't going to have the same amount of space to relocate it all too - I don't have THAT much fabric!
Well, obviously there's a happy ending or I wouldn't be sharing, right? ;)
The picture was taken at night, but you can see that I was succesful in getting the hutch on my desk and the fabric in the hutch.
There's a little bit more fabric still in hiding, for the most part fabric that is already dedicated to projects so it doesn't really count as stash (right?!)
The cat basket has been put back on the corner of this desk; I had it under my ironing board but the cat found it too nerve wracking to be in it when I was ironing.
This is the what the corner looks like now! My kids say it looks more like an office which I think I like. It certainly feels more inviting and inspiring. I have my printer close to my desk now and I have been looking through my designs more since I put my files closer to my chair.
I hope I inspired you to use what you already have to freshen up your quilting space.
With Joy,
Sarah V.
1 comments:
I really enjoyed reading about your quilting space update. It feels so real to see how moving room furniture can make such a big difference without buying anything new. Using the glass hutch for fabric display is such a smart idea. It not only helps with storage but also adds a decorative touch to the room. I can relate to the feeling of having more fabric than expected once everything is taken out. Rearranging craft room furniture like desks and shelves can feel overwhelming at first, but your result looks calm and organized. I also like how you considered your comfort by moving the printer closer. Small changes in room furniture placement really do improve workflow. Your space now feels more personal and creative, which is what every quilting area should be like.
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