I love your utter joy at your new space and the all the organisation shelves and gadgets - I would be exactly the same!I have just retired and I'm about to refit my sewing and knitting space - many notes taken :) 4 sewing machines here - Janome coverpro 300, Janome 6234xl Overlocker, Janome Atelier 9 Sewing machine and a trusty old Brother SuperAce II (25 years old!).
True confession: I own 3 sewing machines and two sergers. It happened gradually over the past two decades! One sewing machine is a hand-crank Singer made in 1911. Johanna, you are not the only person who owns more than one sewing machine and/or serger. I have 3 sewing machines and 2 sergers!
Love your new room. I have my fabric stored in those plastic bin too. I use comic book cardboards I got from Amazon. They are perfect for folding your fabric around and then I am able to store them from front to back in the bin instead of having my fabric piled on top of each other. I use bobby pins to clip the fabric together on the board and keep it from unfolding. This makes for a very neat bin and you can see what you have. I got this idea from another youtuber. Happy sewing in your new room.
I just found your channel because my 4th machine is a Janome 1000. It's giving me trouble on some super stretchy lightweight knits that I'm hemming. I love your studio, and I'm convinced there's nothing better than totes for storing fabric!
Nice to see you again and hope you're doing well. Your sewing space is beautiful - well-lit and tons of storage. I have 2 Juki machines - a sewing machine and a serger.
Hello Johanna! Very nice sewing space! I now have 3 sewing machines. - a regular sewing machine, serger, and my NEW coverstitch machine. I bought the brother 2340cv. Really liking it so far!
Three machines is absolutely not excessive. I have my main machine, a Bernina 570QE and my mother‘s old Riccar that I can‘t part with, especially now, that we‘re still grieving for her. And number 3 is a Babylock serger that I‘m still getting to know.
I love your studio! I’m very spoiled! We are retired snowbirds. We spend 6 months in Wyoming and 6 months in Southern California. In Wy, I have baby lock celebrity, Janome coverstitch and sewist. Also brother sewing/embroidery. In Ca I have babylock serger and Janome sewing.
I feel fortunate that I have a large space to sew in (bonus room over garage). I call it my sewing lair. I repurposed unused furniture. I still have my Bernina 910 (whopping 7 stitches) and my Bernette 334DS serger). I no longer use the 910--but I likely will never part with it. It is a solid machine and I have so many feet with it.. I have a Bernina 530 (bought on closeout), Jukie Kirei (bought used but wanted for 12" throat space for quilting), and a Juki coverstitch (bought on closeout). I also have a Kenmore Deluxe Rotary (1946) which sews the most beautiful straight stitches ever and 4 other really vintage machines. And none should own a coverstitch without your excellent book.
Always look forward to your videos. I have 5 sewing machines: 2 are featherweights (gifted), my mom’s old Singer 319W, a New Home machine (bought with babysitting money) and now my babylock Katherine. Also have the Babylock Imagine serger and a Juki cover stitch machine. Love your cutting table and will attempt to build one for myself
I use thread wall racks but I cover them with sewing theme fabric covers when I’m not using them. I like to see all the colors at once. Serger and embroidery threads are in plastic boxes in cupboards. I sew the most. I enjoy your videos and books very much!
Yes, those who don't sew, don't understand the need for more than 1 machine! I now actually have 1 vintage Singer, 1 old Baby lock embroidery machine, 1 older Brother & a Project Runway Brother & a brother Quattro 2 embroidery machine. Then I have a old Singer serger & 2 Baby lock combo sergers! I think I have enough...lol Also I have a lot of buttons & tons of trims. A lot of these I've inherited.....
I feel your happiness all the way to Belgium. I have two sewing machines, a janome S7 and a global straight stitch machine. Also a babylock overlock and coverlock.
I have a new cover pro 1000 and your great book about coverstitch and a sewing machine and 2 sergers. I love my coverstitch machine, and I am amazed that I didn't know they existed and neither did my sewing friends. I rehemmed many pairs of pants and long sleeves, and they look professional. Also, I recently got an adjustable height sewing table, and it really helped eliminate pain from hunching over
Yes the coverstitch machine is such a game-changer, I too had no idea either until I met a fellow sewist that had one. That was almost 20 years ago now :) And your adjustable table sounds awesome!
Nice to catch up with you after my being inactive on RUclips for a while. I used to have a sewing studio and now I have a small corner of my bedroom to sew in. So I'm very envious of your space😊. I have a 30 year old White four thread serger. Its a major workhorse and then some. I have a Bernina Bernet that I've had almost 20 years. I plan on buying a sail rite machine to deal with denim and leather. The small portable one.
I currently own 5 sewing machines. I recently re-homed a serger as I no longer sew clothing. All my machines are 1981 or older. Changes are coming though; I just purchased a Husqvarna ( almost new, a demo model) and I have decided to sell or re-home all of my vintage machines. Time for a change and to simplify a bit.
I have 3 sewing machines: an older (1980's) Pfaff Creative 1469 purchased used, a Pfaff quilt expression 720 and a Janome Cover Pro 1000 COX coverstitch machine. I love your new sewing space! Thank you for the tour and the inspiration!
The Babylock Celebrate is a serger with tension dials. It's a couple hundred dollars less than the Imagine. I personally prefer the Imagine. I gifted it to my niece a couple of years ago when I purchased the Triumph (combo serger/coverstitch), but regretted not having a standby machine when one of them needs to go for its annual service. So I bought a Babylock Victory (updated version of the Imagine). I currently have 4 machines in my home and not enough room to have them all out at once. Your studio is lovely!
I love your sewing space. It looks like it will work really well for you! I have five working sewing machines and one that is just for display. The one I use the most is the 1916 Singer hand crank that was made in Scotland and now resides in Canada. I have a 1930s Singer Treadmill that was made in Quebec, Canada, a 1946 Singer in a cabinet, a 1950s teal Woodsonia (Woodwards department store brand), a 1995 Husqvarna embroidery machine, and a 1950s made in England child's sewing machine on display.
I love your sewing studio! What a great idea to share a creative space with someone else. Sewing machines… 9. !!! I have 2 listed for sale and considering selling a third- it’s a restored vintage Necchi- so I’m not sure if I want to part with it but I really don’t use it a lot. A 4th machine is ready to donate to a friend who tunes up machines and gives them away. Lol. Give me a month and my answer will be more respectable. :).
I have 5 sewing machines that I use, a Janome 3160 QDC, a Janome MC6700P, a Janome four DLB serger, a Kenmore 234D serger (yes it is nice to have 2 sergers) and a Janome 1000CPX CoverPro. I also have 2 other machines that are only for show. A little Singer Featherweight from the 1950's and a 1913 treadle Singer.
What a fantastic sewing space, thanks for sharing it with us! thx also for showing us the vintage fashion prints, I'm checking out the NY public library digital site to print off a few for my own sewing space :)
Saying, "Hi," as a sewing who needs the magnifier for sewing. Glad you're back! I'm giving FIVE machines a good home!😂 One vintage Singer (6620C) two Juki (DX-4000QVP & TL-2010Q) , one vintage Baby Lock serger (BL-302), and one Singer overlocker/cover stitch combo (Pro 5).
What a lovely space, I’m particularly impressed by the sofa and table by window, a great spot to hand sew, plan the next project or just nap. I’ve tried for an armchair in my room but there’s just too much stuff. Sewing machine count? That’s a scary number, at least 12 sewing machines, three sergers, two coverstitches, and an ironing press. I should purge the Janome 900cpx, after getting my juki mcs1500 it got stored.
I have a Babylock Imagine - I agree with you on its abilities and I love it! I have a Babylock Coverstitch 2, love it as well. My sewing machines are a Janome Skyline 5 for most all,y sewing, but also a Janome HD9. It’s amazing. I consider myself very fortunate, most of these I have acquired since retiring.
Your new space is wonderful Johanna and the sofa is a special touch. I have a Bernina 535 sewing machine, a 40 year old Husqvarna 6690 I use for free motion embroidery a Babylock Acclaim serger and a Babylock Evolution cover stitch all on active duty. I have a number of vintage inherited Husqvarna’s in storage and a Babylock embellisher which gets occasional use.
I have 4 (Bernette Serger, straight and embroiders Brother NV960 DL, brother 3550 coverstitch and a Remington tank that doesn heavy fabrics -did my curtains with it) I felt horrible about it, because none of my friends understand... but reading the comments made me aware that Im barely above the medium n° of machines... HAPPY SEWING
Lovely to see you again. Your new space is very inspiring 😍. I have 1 Janomi Magnolia and 1 Baby Lock Imagine. But i may be gifted another (newer) Janomie. A friend passed away and her daughter offered it to me . I don't know what condition it's in...
Nice to see you back . Love your sewing space. I have 4 macines. Bernina for most of my sewing, a Janome which was myvery first machine, a bernina overlocker a d recently purchased a vintage Ward treddle machine. Love and use them all.
I have 10 featherweight machines plus 2 Berninas , 1 one Serger, 4 antiques handles machines. I love buying antique sewing machines. I love your sewing room. Congratulations
What a beautiful and functional space. One can be so much more productive when things are neat and organized. I have one old sewing machine (White brand) which I bought new in roughly 1984. It is heavy compared to today's lighter-weight plastic type machines, but has served me well. I would love to have a serger at some point but I'm not a spring chicken any more so am having trouble justifying the purchase. My sewing/hobby room has a closet (without doors) so I can store a lot of things in it. Most tubs/boxes etc. are labelled or I couldn't find things quickly. It doesn't look as lovely as yours and my "cutting table" is an island in my kitchen area, so I'm running up and down stairs from time to time (good exercise).
Love your new sewing space! I am inspired to keep decluttering mine and possibly invest in some ikea. I have 5 no 6! machines: janome 2000cpx, S7, and serger; a 2nd hand HD3000 Janome and an old White serger; also a Janome 3160D that I generally don’t use anymore.
What a great space! I have 3 machines that I use. An Elna Carina, a White serger - both older and workhorses for sure. I recently bough the Janome 3000 coverstitch - game changer. I also have 2 vintage (1950's) Singers. One is my grandmother's and it has an awesome buttonhole attachment that I will use when making keyhole buttonholes on jackets or coats. Love your videos and books! Looking forward to the next one :)
Fab sewing space, thanks for the tour. I have 3 sewing machines (Bernina, Husqvarna and a really cheap one from before when I only did repairs), 1 Singer serger, 1 Brother coverstitch, 1 Babylock Ovation (cover/serger combo) and 1 Janome embroidery machine. I didn't plan it out like this, it just happened :-). I'm using all except the Brother cover as it was so cumbersome to set up and I'm sooooo happy with my Ovation, a real game changer! In my defence, I do sew just about every day and I love to explore the capabilities of these machines
This is fantastic! I'm so happy for you! I remember you showing your cutting table years ago in a different sewing space. It's very inspirational. Now I need to do some spring cleaning in my sewing room.
Hi, Johanna! I feel like it's been a long time since I hung out with you in a video! Your new sewing space is lovely, and you seem very happy about it. The vintage fashion illustrations are gorgeous! RE: sewing machines - I'm at four - my everyday Babylock Elizabeth, Babylock Imagine serger (like yours - love her), a Pfaff coverstitch/serger combo (used only for coverstitching), and a vintage Singer FashionMate (all mechanical, heavy at heck, great backup machine).
What a super organised sewing space, Johanna. I love your sofa! I have four sewing machines but one is pretty old and has a limp! It's a Riccar and was great in its day. I keep it because it has some really nice decorative stitches. The others are a basic Janome machine that does automatic buttonholes, a Singer heavy duty and a Janome overlocker. I don't think I could justify the expense of a cover stitch machine. I muddle along with a twin needle for knit hemming.
Great video and your space is very well-organised! Have you thought of making a cover for your open wall hanging threads? It could be a fabric cover which would be quick and easy to sew up using curtain fabric for durability, but also sunlight and dust protection. You can remove it whenever you are working in your sewing space and recover it when closing up for the day. Anne 🦘
Great sewing space! Still adding and changing mine. Dining room is cutting station and fabric on shelves. Living room has tables with a sewing only machine, combo embroidery sewing machine, coverstitch machine and a combo serger coverstitch machine. Plus two near first sewing machines and smaller embroidery only machine put away. Plastic storage for some fabrics that I keep forgetting I have. No couches and no wheels though.
I have Singer 9960, Jaguar overlocker, Pfaff 262, my favorite machine. 2 other vintage Pfaff, Singer 15, (1940), Singer 66, (1910), green Elna and old machine called Amata. Thanks for the video.
Very nice sewing space. 7 sewing machines. A couple of vintage machines were given to me. A Pfaff 332, Admiral Star, which is a Singer 15 Clone, . Then I have Singer 401, a Featherweight, Janome 6600, Janome coverstitch 3550, 234 New Home Serger that is 34 years old and still going.
I have 5 machines. A Babylock Destiny, an Eclipse Babylock ( both used). A Babylock Coverstitch a Brother basic started a Singer Touch Tronic. My husband fixed it for me. He change the gearing himself.Need to add I am 78. In my hall life I wanted this.Congratulations.
@@Thelaststitch Yes Babylocks are the best. I both my Destiny used. At Sewing Machine Plus. They have used machines. The Cover Stitch too. The Serger I both used on Marquet place. Your studio is a dream come true. Congratulations for your hard work.
Your space looks stunning. If you want to replace your coverstitch consider a Brother CV 3550. I used to have Nina (made by Janome) coverstitch. The Brother is a game changer. I did a lot of research before buying a new coverstitch.
Thank you for the suggestion! I borrowed the Brother for a bit when it first came out, but found it a little cumbersome to thread and use, but I guess that's the learning curve :)
I have 5 machines. They are all Bernina. They last so long that I only bought new one because technology has changed so much. By the way I was just looking for you again last night. Thanks for the new content.
Your sewing space is lovely. I really like the cutting table! And really, can one have too many sewing machines?🤣 I've got three sewing machines, one serger and one cover stitch. 😁
Babylock Gloria is brilliant. Serges and coverstitches. I also have a Babylock Desire. I generally use the Gloria for serging. It has Air threading. I use the Desire for coverstitching but they are interchangeable. I have a Janome 6700 as my main machine. I have an old Janome and an old Imagine as back up. I also have my sewing room kitted out in Ikea stuff.
Hehehe 💕 I love your new space! It’s so wonderful to have a whole new bunch of tidiness 😃 You seem (rightfully) thrilled to death with it 🥰 I have your coverstitch book, its fabulous! I have the Janome 3000 which i’m still struggling with, but your book is really helping. Edit. A Singer Featherweight. A Brother Innovas 150. A Janome MC8900. Another Brother on semi permanent loan to my daughter. Another Janome on semi permanent loan to my son. 2 overlockers, one of which is currently in disgrace. And my new coverstitch. I need an intervention 😂
The sewing room looks really nice! IKEA is such a boon - affordable storage and it looks nice too. It's a staple in my sewing room too (which I am also working on arranging!). I have about 14 sewing machines that I can remember - some are stored in the closet because I don't use them much but I've had them a long time and I like them. I mostly use my Janome 6700P, my Janome 550E embroidery machine, my Janome Air Thread 2000, and my Janome coverstitch CoverPro 1000. I have a second Husqvarna Jade 35 embroidery machine, a Pfaff 720, a Pfaff Passport 2.0 and a Pfaff Select manual, all nice machines I use sometimes or take with me for travel.
I encourage you to go ahead and get the Janome 3000CPX. Janome have fixed any problems with skipped stitches with this machine, and the top cover stitch works great.
Nice looking room! I have 3 sewing machines. A Singer Fashion Mate 3342 that I bought to see if I’d like the hobby. Then stepped up a little to a Husqvarna Emerald 118. Recently bought myself a Husqvarna Topaz 40 sewing/embroidery combo for my birthday. All 3 are in rotation depending on the project or convenience. There will be a serger in my future, but since this is my hobby and not my career, it’ll have to wait.
Thanks for the tour! I am just starting with organizing my sewing room after changing the apartment, and I am also mostly shopping at IKEA. My cutting table also consists of Kallax (only 2 though) and the offered TORNVIKEN worktop :) But I don't want to drill holes neither in TORNVIKEN worktop (in case it shall be still used as the replacement for the actual TORNVIKEN worktop), nor into Kallax. If anyone has any tips how to reversibly glue the worktop to Kallax, I would be very grateful!
The new studio looks great. I know how it feels to need a magnifier, I can't thread a needle with one these days. I have 2 machines, they are basic machines and quite old but seem to keep going. I love your skirt, the colour is really nice; is it from a pattern or one that you drafted yourself?
Um, eight machines? I did have nine, but my modern computerized machine went to the dump when it died. I have one mechanical 30 year old serger and a new coverstitch machine. My daily driver is a 1960 Singer 500a. The rest are fully functional antiques and vintage machines from 1902 through the 70s. I'll never spend money on another computerized piece of garbage that might last 10 years, if I'm lucky. I do love your storage systems! I need to work on that.
Welcome back. We missed you. Hope all is well with you. Bless you! You bring us joy and inspiration and great sewing information.
Thank you for your kind words, all is very well. Just been super busy with the next sewing book and working a day job (part time) :)
@@Thelaststitch Bless you. Keep up the great work and keep us updated. :-)
You just look so happy with your space--congratulations!
Thank you, it's so nice to have :)
A dedicated sewing studio is fantastic. The sofa is brilliant, it’s important to be comfortable in your space.
So wonderful to see you again. ❤❤❤❤ I have four machines. 😊😊😊😊
I do love the KALLAX shelf system from Ikea. I've got 4 units in my study which house books and knitting and sewing supplies. I love the look of them!
Love the new space! 🥳 thanks for the tour, very inspiring 😍
Thank you :)
I’m so glad you are back
I love your utter joy at your new space and the all the organisation shelves and gadgets - I would be exactly the same!I have just retired and I'm about to refit my sewing and knitting space - many notes taken :) 4 sewing machines here - Janome coverpro 300, Janome 6234xl Overlocker, Janome Atelier 9 Sewing machine and a trusty old Brother SuperAce II (25 years old!).
True confession: I own 3 sewing machines and two sergers. It happened gradually over the past two decades! One sewing machine is a hand-crank Singer made in 1911.
Johanna, you are not the only person who owns more than one sewing machine and/or serger.
I have 3 sewing machines and 2 sergers!
Love your new room. I have my fabric stored in those plastic bin too. I use comic book cardboards I got from Amazon. They are perfect for folding your fabric around and then I am able to store them from front to back in the bin instead of having my fabric piled on top of each other. I use bobby pins to clip the fabric together on the board and keep it from unfolding. This makes for a very neat bin and you can see what you have. I got this idea from another youtuber. Happy sewing in your new room.
Nice to see you again and I look forward to more content!
Wow, welcome back. You were missed! Great space; you deserve that beautiful space for all the great work you do.
It is great seeing you again. I like your cutting table. I have four sewing machines.
Love it! And especially the wheels! I do the same thing. It makes sewing so much easier!
I just found your channel because my 4th machine is a Janome 1000. It's giving me trouble on some super stretchy lightweight knits that I'm hemming. I love your studio, and I'm convinced there's nothing better than totes for storing fabric!
Vintage for a sewing machine built in the 80s and 90s? lol. Thank you for sharing your sewing studio. You deserve it all. ❤ I am a button juky, too.
Ugh I'm obsessed with you and this video! Thanks for sharing this was so helpful!
I have three sewing machines LOL thank you so much for sharing your awesome sewing space
I liked the idea of the illustrations 😊
Nice to see you again and hope you're doing well. Your sewing space is beautiful - well-lit and tons of storage. I have 2 Juki machines - a sewing machine and a serger.
Thank you! I have had heard so much good things about Juki, sounds like you have a great combo there!
Hello Johanna! Very nice sewing space! I now have 3 sewing machines. - a regular sewing machine, serger, and my NEW coverstitch machine. I bought the brother 2340cv. Really liking it so far!
Three machines is absolutely not excessive. I have my main machine, a Bernina 570QE and my mother‘s old Riccar that I can‘t part with, especially now, that we‘re still grieving for her. And number 3 is a Babylock serger that I‘m still getting to know.
I love your studio! I’m very spoiled! We are retired snowbirds. We spend
6 months in Wyoming and 6 months in Southern California.
In Wy, I have baby lock celebrity, Janome coverstitch and sewist. Also brother sewing/embroidery.
In Ca I have babylock serger and Janome sewing.
Thank you! Your space is beautiful! I now have 'drawer envy!'
I feel fortunate that I have a large space to sew in (bonus room over garage). I call it my sewing lair. I repurposed unused furniture. I still have my Bernina 910 (whopping 7 stitches) and my Bernette 334DS serger). I no longer use the 910--but I likely will never part with it. It is a solid machine and I have so many feet with it.. I have a Bernina 530 (bought on closeout), Jukie Kirei (bought used but wanted for 12" throat space for quilting), and a Juki coverstitch (bought on closeout). I also have a Kenmore Deluxe Rotary (1946) which sews the most beautiful straight stitches ever and 4 other really vintage machines.
And none should own a coverstitch without your excellent book.
Always look forward to your videos. I have 5 sewing machines: 2 are featherweights (gifted), my mom’s old Singer 319W, a New Home machine (bought with babysitting money) and now my babylock Katherine. Also have the Babylock Imagine serger and a Juki cover stitch machine. Love your cutting table and will attempt to build one for myself
I use thread wall racks but I cover them with sewing theme fabric covers when I’m not using them. I like to see all the colors at once. Serger and embroidery threads are in plastic boxes in cupboards. I sew the most. I enjoy your videos and books very much!
That's a great idea with the covering! And thank you for the kind words about my work : )
So happy to see you are are doing well. We have missed you! Love your new hairdo! 😀
Yes, those who don't sew, don't understand the need for more than 1 machine! I now actually have 1 vintage Singer, 1 old Baby lock embroidery machine, 1 older Brother & a Project Runway Brother & a brother Quattro 2 embroidery machine. Then I have a old Singer serger & 2 Baby lock combo sergers! I think I have enough...lol
Also I have a lot of buttons & tons of trims. A lot of these I've inherited.....
I feel your happiness all the way to Belgium. I have two sewing machines, a janome S7 and a global straight stitch machine. Also a babylock overlock and coverlock.
Oh every thing looking very good!!
I have a new cover pro 1000 and your great book about coverstitch and a sewing machine and 2 sergers. I love my coverstitch machine, and I am amazed that I didn't know they existed and neither did my sewing friends. I rehemmed many pairs of pants and long sleeves, and they look professional. Also, I recently got an adjustable height sewing table, and it really helped eliminate pain from hunching over
Yes the coverstitch machine is such a game-changer, I too had no idea either until I met a fellow sewist that had one. That was almost 20 years ago now :) And your adjustable table sounds awesome!
Nice to catch up with you after my being inactive on RUclips for a while. I used to have a sewing studio and now I have a small corner of my bedroom to sew in. So I'm very envious of your space😊.
I have a 30 year old White four thread serger. Its a major workhorse and then some. I have a Bernina Bernet that I've had almost 20 years. I plan on buying a sail rite machine to deal with denim and leather. The small portable one.
So fun to see that you posted again. Welcome back. I love your new studio. I have only one machine.
Great to see you !!!!
I currently own 5 sewing machines. I recently re-homed a serger as I no longer sew clothing. All my machines are 1981 or older. Changes are coming though; I just purchased a Husqvarna ( almost new, a demo model) and I have decided to sell or re-home all of my vintage machines. Time for a change and to simplify a bit.
I have 3 sewing machines: an older (1980's) Pfaff Creative 1469 purchased used, a Pfaff quilt expression 720 and a Janome Cover Pro 1000 COX coverstitch machine.
I love your new sewing space! Thank you for the tour and the inspiration!
The Babylock Celebrate is a serger with tension dials. It's a couple hundred dollars less than the Imagine. I personally prefer the Imagine. I gifted it to my niece a couple of years ago when I purchased the Triumph (combo serger/coverstitch), but regretted not having a standby machine when one of them needs to go for its annual service. So I bought a Babylock Victory (updated version of the Imagine). I currently have 4 machines in my home and not enough room to have them all out at once.
Your studio is lovely!
I love your sewing space. It looks like it will work really well for you! I have five working sewing machines and one that is just for display. The one I use the most is the 1916 Singer hand crank that was made in Scotland and now resides in Canada. I have a 1930s Singer Treadmill that was made in Quebec, Canada, a 1946 Singer in a cabinet, a 1950s teal Woodsonia (Woodwards department store brand), a 1995 Husqvarna embroidery machine, and a 1950s made in England child's sewing machine on display.
I love your sewing studio! What a great idea to share a creative space with someone else. Sewing machines… 9. !!! I have 2 listed for sale and considering selling a third- it’s a restored vintage Necchi- so I’m not sure if I want to part with it but I really don’t use it a lot. A 4th machine is ready to donate to a friend who tunes up machines and gives them away. Lol. Give me a month and my answer will be more respectable. :).
Hi. Great sewing space. I have three machines, a Serger and an Embroidery machine (All Brothers). I also have a Handi Quilter Sweet Sixteen.
I sure wish you would make another lovely video. I miss seeing you. Hope all is well.
It’s so good to see you again! You look good and like you are feeling better. Love your studio!
I have 5 sewing machines that I use, a Janome 3160 QDC, a Janome MC6700P, a Janome four DLB serger, a Kenmore 234D serger (yes it is nice to have 2 sergers) and a Janome 1000CPX CoverPro. I also have 2 other machines that are only for show. A little Singer Featherweight from the 1950's and a 1913 treadle Singer.
What a fantastic sewing space, thanks for sharing it with us! thx also for showing us the vintage fashion prints, I'm checking out the NY public library digital site to print off a few for my own sewing space :)
Saying, "Hi," as a sewing who needs the magnifier for sewing. Glad you're back!
I'm giving FIVE machines a good home!😂
One vintage Singer (6620C)
two Juki (DX-4000QVP & TL-2010Q) , one vintage Baby Lock serger (BL-302), and one Singer overlocker/cover stitch combo (Pro 5).
Nice to see you again! Love your new studio, thanks for the tour.
Beautiful space!! Lots of light, such a creative studio!! 🪡🧵✂️💕
What a lovely space, I’m particularly impressed by the sofa and table by window, a great spot to hand sew, plan the next project or just nap. I’ve tried for an armchair in my room but there’s just too much stuff. Sewing machine count? That’s a scary number, at least 12 sewing machines, three sergers, two coverstitches, and an ironing press. I should purge the Janome 900cpx, after getting my juki mcs1500 it got stored.
Glad to find your reviews again!
I have a Babylock Imagine - I agree with you on its abilities and I love it! I have a Babylock Coverstitch 2, love it as well. My sewing machines are a Janome Skyline 5 for most all,y sewing, but also a Janome HD9. It’s amazing. I consider myself very fortunate, most of these I have acquired since retiring.
Your new space is wonderful Johanna and the sofa is a special touch. I have a Bernina 535 sewing machine, a 40 year old Husqvarna 6690 I use for free motion embroidery a Babylock Acclaim serger and a Babylock Evolution cover stitch all on active duty. I have a number of vintage inherited Husqvarna’s in storage and a Babylock embellisher which gets occasional use.
expect i'll need one of those mag lights lol, for now , there's a tri-burst light in each of the 2 areas i do stitching in
Awesome cutting furniture 😊
I have 4 (Bernette Serger, straight and embroiders Brother NV960 DL, brother 3550 coverstitch and a Remington tank that doesn heavy fabrics -did my curtains with it) I felt horrible about it, because none of my friends understand... but reading the comments made me aware that Im barely above the medium n° of machines... HAPPY SEWING
So nice to see you. Love the sewing space.
Hi Johanna, what a fantastic new workspace for sewing. I own 3 machines, a Bernina, a Singer heavy duty, and a Bernette baby lock 😁
Your space looks amazing. I really love your cutting table with all that beautiful storage!
Lovely to see you again. Your new space is very inspiring 😍. I have 1 Janomi Magnolia and 1 Baby Lock Imagine. But i may be gifted another (newer) Janomie. A friend passed away and her daughter offered it to me . I don't know what condition it's in...
So happy for you and happy to see your new space. I always learn so much from your channel. ❤
Nice to see you back . Love your sewing space. I have 4 macines. Bernina for most of my sewing, a Janome which was myvery first machine, a bernina overlocker a d recently purchased a vintage Ward treddle machine. Love and use them all.
I have 10 featherweight machines plus 2 Berninas , 1 one Serger, 4 antiques handles machines. I love buying antique sewing machines. I love your sewing room. Congratulations
Oh that sounds fabulous, antique machines can be so gorgeous too!
What a beautiful and functional space. One can be so much more productive when things are neat and organized. I have one old sewing machine (White brand) which I bought new in roughly 1984. It is heavy compared to today's lighter-weight plastic type machines, but has served me well. I would love to have a serger at some point but I'm not a spring chicken any more so am having trouble justifying the purchase. My sewing/hobby room has a closet (without doors) so I can store a lot of things in it. Most tubs/boxes etc. are labelled or I couldn't find things quickly. It doesn't look as lovely as yours and my "cutting table" is an island in my kitchen area, so I'm running up and down stairs from time to time (good exercise).
Love your new sewing space! I am inspired to keep decluttering mine and possibly invest in some ikea. I have 5 no 6! machines: janome 2000cpx, S7, and serger; a 2nd hand HD3000 Janome and an old White serger; also a Janome 3160D that I generally don’t use anymore.
Yes Ikea really have some great storage solutions for us sewists. And your machine collection sounds awesome!
I have 13 machines. Some vintage all but 2 working.
What a great space! I have 3 machines that I use. An Elna Carina, a White serger - both older and workhorses for sure. I recently bough the Janome 3000 coverstitch - game changer. I also have 2 vintage (1950's) Singers. One is my grandmother's and it has an awesome buttonhole attachment that I will use when making keyhole buttonholes on jackets or coats. Love your videos and books! Looking forward to the next one :)
Fab sewing space, thanks for the tour. I have 3 sewing machines (Bernina, Husqvarna and a really cheap one from before when I only did repairs), 1 Singer serger, 1 Brother coverstitch, 1 Babylock Ovation (cover/serger combo) and 1 Janome embroidery machine. I didn't plan it out like this, it just happened :-). I'm using all except the Brother cover as it was so cumbersome to set up and I'm sooooo happy with my Ovation, a real game changer! In my defence, I do sew just about every day and I love to explore the capabilities of these machines
Congrats to your Ovation, it's probably one of the best machines out there!
This is fantastic! I'm so happy for you! I remember you showing your cutting table years ago in a different sewing space. It's very inspirational. Now I need to do some spring cleaning in my sewing room.
Hi, Johanna! I feel like it's been a long time since I hung out with you in a video! Your new sewing space is lovely, and you seem very happy about it. The vintage fashion illustrations are gorgeous! RE: sewing machines - I'm at four - my everyday Babylock Elizabeth, Babylock Imagine serger (like yours - love her), a Pfaff coverstitch/serger combo (used only for coverstitching), and a vintage Singer FashionMate (all mechanical, heavy at heck, great backup machine).
What a super organised sewing space, Johanna. I love your sofa! I have four sewing machines but one is pretty old and has a limp! It's a Riccar and was great in its day. I keep it because it has some really nice decorative stitches. The others are a basic Janome machine that does automatic buttonholes, a Singer heavy duty and a Janome overlocker. I don't think I could justify the expense of a cover stitch machine. I muddle along with a twin needle for knit hemming.
Great video and your space is very well-organised! Have you thought of making a cover for your open wall hanging threads? It could be a fabric cover which would be quick and easy to sew up using curtain fabric for durability, but also sunlight and dust protection. You can remove it whenever you are working in your sewing space and recover it when closing up for the day. Anne 🦘
Yay! Congratulations! I was wondering what happened to you! I forgot your name and it took forever for RUclips to re-recommend you again.
Great sewing space! Still adding and changing mine. Dining room is cutting station and fabric on shelves. Living room has tables with a sewing only machine, combo embroidery sewing machine, coverstitch machine and a combo serger coverstitch machine. Plus two near first sewing machines and smaller embroidery only machine put away. Plastic storage for some fabrics that I keep forgetting I have. No couches and no wheels though.
Sounds like you are making good use of every inch, I too used to sew in the living room for over a decade :)
I can relate to needing a magnifying lamp 😢
I have Singer 9960, Jaguar overlocker, Pfaff 262, my favorite machine. 2 other vintage Pfaff, Singer 15, (1940), Singer 66, (1910), green Elna and old machine called Amata.
Thanks for the video.
What a fabulös machine collection!
Lovely to see you back. Your sewing studio looks fab. I have 9 sewing machines 😂 5 industrial and 4 domestic
Are they all out or stored?
@@BinkysTreasures the industrial ones are out but the smaller domestic ones I can tuck away in a cupboard
Very nice sewing space. 7 sewing machines. A couple of vintage machines were given to me. A Pfaff 332, Admiral Star, which is a Singer 15 Clone, . Then I have Singer 401, a Featherweight, Janome 6600, Janome coverstitch 3550, 234 New Home Serger that is 34 years old and still going.
Wow, a 34 year old serger, what a workhorse!
I have 5 machines. A Babylock Destiny, an Eclipse Babylock ( both used). A Babylock Coverstitch a Brother basic started a Singer Touch Tronic. My husband fixed it for me. He change the gearing himself.Need to add I am 78. In my hall life I wanted this.Congratulations.
You have a great stash! Babylocks are the best for sure
@@Thelaststitch Yes Babylocks are the best. I both my Destiny used. At Sewing Machine Plus. They have used machines. The Cover Stitch too. The Serger I both used on Marquet place. Your studio is a dream come true. Congratulations for your hard work.
Your space looks stunning.
If you want to replace your coverstitch consider a Brother CV 3550. I used to have Nina (made by Janome) coverstitch. The Brother is a game changer. I did a lot of research before buying a new coverstitch.
Thank you for the suggestion! I borrowed the Brother for a bit when it first came out, but found it a little cumbersome to thread and use, but I guess that's the learning curve :)
I have 5 machines. They are all Bernina. They last so long that I only bought new one because technology has changed so much. By the way I was just looking for you again last night. Thanks for the new content.
Oh 5 Berninas, I'm envious in the best possible way :) Such a great brand, truly built to last!
Your sewing space is lovely. I really like the cutting table! And really, can one have too many sewing machines?🤣 I've got three sewing machines, one serger and one cover stitch. 😁
Hi magnifying lenses, nice to se you again
Babylock Gloria is brilliant. Serges and coverstitches. I also have a Babylock Desire. I generally use the Gloria for serging. It has Air threading. I use the Desire for coverstitching but they are interchangeable. I have a Janome 6700 as my main machine. I have an old Janome and an old Imagine as back up. I also have my sewing room kitted out in Ikea stuff.
What a great machine collection! And yay for another Ikea fan, they really serve us sewists well :)
Hehehe 💕 I love your new space! It’s so wonderful to have a whole new bunch of tidiness 😃
You seem (rightfully) thrilled to death with it 🥰
I have your coverstitch book, its fabulous! I have the Janome 3000 which i’m still struggling with, but your book is really helping.
Edit. A Singer Featherweight. A Brother Innovas 150. A Janome MC8900. Another Brother on semi permanent loan to my daughter. Another Janome on semi permanent loan to my son. 2 overlockers, one of which is currently in disgrace. And my new coverstitch. I need an intervention 😂
The sewing room looks really nice! IKEA is such a boon - affordable storage and it looks nice too. It's a staple in my sewing room too (which I am also working on arranging!). I have about 14 sewing machines that I can remember - some are stored in the closet because I don't use them much but I've had them a long time and I like them. I mostly use my Janome 6700P, my Janome 550E embroidery machine, my Janome Air Thread 2000, and my Janome coverstitch CoverPro 1000. I have a second Husqvarna Jade 35 embroidery machine, a Pfaff 720, a Pfaff Passport 2.0 and a Pfaff Select manual, all nice machines I use sometimes or take with me for travel.
Wow 14 machines! I love hearing this :)
I encourage you to go ahead and get the Janome 3000CPX. Janome have fixed any problems with skipped stitches with this machine, and the top cover stitch works great.
That's exactly the info I was hoping for, thank you! I've heard others say the same, so this is great news!
Such a perfect space! ❤
I have your serger and my Bernina and your light. I also have an ikea
Nice looking room! I have 3 sewing machines. A Singer Fashion Mate 3342 that I bought to see if I’d like the hobby. Then stepped up a little to a Husqvarna Emerald 118. Recently bought myself a Husqvarna Topaz 40 sewing/embroidery combo for my birthday. All 3 are in rotation depending on the project or convenience. There will be a serger in my future, but since this is my hobby and not my career, it’ll have to wait.
That sounds awesome! A serger is certainly nice to have, but good quality machines are a real investment for sure.
Thanks for the tour! I am just starting with organizing my sewing room after changing the apartment, and I am also mostly shopping at IKEA. My cutting table also consists of Kallax (only 2 though) and the offered TORNVIKEN worktop :) But I don't want to drill holes neither in TORNVIKEN worktop (in case it shall be still used as the replacement for the actual TORNVIKEN worktop), nor into Kallax. If anyone has any tips how to reversibly glue the worktop to Kallax, I would be very grateful!
The new studio looks great. I know how it feels to need a magnifier, I can't thread a needle with one these days. I have 2 machines, they are basic machines and quite old but seem to keep going.
I love your skirt, the colour is really nice; is it from a pattern or one that you drafted yourself?
Yaaaay, ny bok från dig Fit for knits, så exalterad, lääänge till november! :D
Um, eight machines? I did have nine, but my modern computerized machine went to the dump when it died. I have one mechanical 30 year old serger and a new coverstitch machine. My daily driver is a 1960 Singer 500a. The rest are fully functional antiques and vintage machines from 1902 through the 70s. I'll never spend money on another computerized piece of garbage that might last 10 years, if I'm lucky. I do love your storage systems! I need to work on that.
Check out the Baby Lock Euphora cover stitch. I am saving fo that.
I'm drooling after that one too, but yes it comes with a price tag :)
Could you please tell us which Kaplan pieces you purchased to make the cutting table?
I have a big bedroom and i was like you thinking i had enough space hahaha .... until i filled it lol
I’m using a 12 by 14/bedroom and it’s too small. Unfortunately it is upstairs and there is no bathroom up there. At 73 that’s barely survivable.
Haha yes, I used to have a small corner in the living room and thinking it was great, this craft is very expansive, lol!
Your red hump jumper what was it called on Amazon please?
Search for Jean-A-Mig, it's great and inexpensive
To store my fabrics in a ikea closet with shelves
Hmmm. More than one overlocker to not re-thread. Now that’s an idea!!!
4 plus 2 embroidery
Wow 2 embroidery machines, that sounds awesome!