Sewing studio before
In a spurt of energy I’ve rearranged my sewing studio. With only one sewing machine (my trusty BERNINA 750 QE), I realize I only need one sewing table.
Sewing studio after.
So I’ve placed the odd table against the wall and freed up a bunch of floor space. (Floor space for visiting grandchildren to set up a train set.) It looks very neat but don’t be deceived. Soon it will be a mess and a small locomotive with a small conductor will take over the room.
And while I stay home and rearrange my studio, my quilts have been traveling to other lands. One quilt on the move is Arm Chair Gardener featured on the cover of Quilt & Textilkunst Patchwork Professional, a German quilt magazine. My high school German is very rusty but the article about my work is nicely illustrated. What an honor to be included in this lovely magazine!
And can’t you just picture leggos building bridges and protective walls for the train tracks
Yes, soon my studio becomes a different kind of playground. But I don’t mind.
Well, it’s less effort for you if the quilts do the travelling for you!
Good point Rachel!
Congratulations on being a Cover Girl in faraway lands! I saw a post of this on the SAQA Facebook Page and shared it with all of my friends.
Thanks for sharing it Maggie. It’s an honor to be on the cover.