Thank you so much! I've lived in tiny spaces my whole life and I can't imagine having an entire spare room at my disposal haha. The sewing nook is probably more common than it seems!
I can totally relate to sewing in a small space, though I'm not as organized. The sewing gets all the prime real estate of my bedroom and everything else is chucked behind the camera. 😅
This is the first time I have noticed your channel, & I was drawn to this content title because I need suggestions for "living small." I live in a small, one-bedroom apartment that has mostly small rooms. The main & largest room has been divided into a combined sitting/diningroom & a craft studio. I am a senior woman with a number of crafting skills including sewing, & I became disabled about 13 years ago. I can not seem to give up any of my crafting (& continue to learn new ones!) making my space difficult to keep organized & neat from in a wheelchair. (I used to be obsessive about that, but my life suddenly changed.) I commend you for having made limits for yourself. (I NEED to & am working on it.) Utilizing the limited space under my hospital bed is what I am working on now. (I should make a bedskirt too!) Recently I rearranged my closet area & got a good amount of storage space in the process, I am happy to say. I agree with you that we should decorate our living spaces by showcasing our finished projects as well as works-in-progress. I shall continue my efforts in hopes of making my environment a welcoming haven for myself & others. Thank you for sharing yours!
Hi Leslie, thank you for sharing your story! Isn't there something so satisfying about reorganizing closets? I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, and wish you luck on maximizing how your space works for you!
Thank you for sharing your story too. Like you, I'm disabled & still like learning new crafty things as well as love sewing. There are some really good organisational tips in this lovely video I'm going to implement to make life easier.
Wow! Wow! Wow!!!! With the amount of space I have, the dressers I have, shelves, peg boards, tables, etc. I am without excuse at all!!! Thank you for sharing - your storage solutions are so purposeful and I had forgotten that. I use to have a small space and I had so very much stuff in that space but everything had a spot and if I got some new treasure then something else had to go or I needed to get creative. Now I have so much space that I am always thinking that oh I need another drawer unit or shelf when what I really need to do is make better use the storage units I already have.
I used to have all my sewing stuff spread throughout my parents' house and it was frustrating to remember where things were and even more difficult to excavate them from their hiding spots! Having supplies grouped together has really helped speed up the process of starting projects and I feel has increased my sewing productivity overall!
Hi! As someone who is slowly trying to get more into sewing whilst also having the limitation of how much space I can use, this is really inspiring! I'm so glad I happened upon this video. :)
Just found this video and it's so good to see someone else's sewing space, my desk is about the size of yours, but folds away and that's where I cut, sew and do anything else I might need to do at a table !
First I noticed your sewing machine, you have the same one I have. You really do have a small space and you make the best out of it, I love it, thanks for the video.
💐 Gabriella: Well done! Practical & pleasing! 💞Love that you are a maximalista hobbyist in a minimal space. 😊Impressed by your discipline & organization. Your every detail is beautifully sorted & stored, including your own current wardrobe and vintage costume collection. Brava!👏 🤗 Greatly appreciated all your tips. •Enjoy seeing systems that work for you. •How you creatively mix the pragmatic & the pretty. •How you cleverly prioritize your storage. •How you stow all your various collections where everything is accessible. 🤔This research is helping me figure out a plan for my sewing future. Inherited a whole collection of ✂️sewing materials from my mom who was a master sewist|seamstress. 🙄Slowly started to dable @ flipping garments to better suit myself. Already spent time organizing all her related stuff & notions, and would like to put to use the things she 😍treasured. 😉Don't aspire to her (or your) level of greatness in this area, but I do feel a strong calling for it. Have been enjoying the creative expression while feeling like I am carrying on her legacy in a small way. All for the 3 Rs♻️〰️ and everything having it's place. 😆 Like you, I'm also puzzled about tiny living zealots who don't seem to possess any passions or past times.💖Love fashion, art, diy, gardening, cooking|entertaining. All things that require a certain amount of gear. 🕊God bless you! ☮Peace 💛Love 🌼Beauty from Los Angeles
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and lovely comment, Teresa 🥰 I hope you find a lot of joy in sewing ❤ I find that effects the simplest task of sewing on a button or mending a sock can feel very meditative and rewarding.
This was super useful to me! I immediately went to the Kmart website (in Australia, Kmart is basically our Target, though we have targets too, but Kmart tends to be better for home decor and the like) to go see what I can do about some storage. I have not quite a full corner of my loungeroom as my sewing/desk area (it does double duty). And because it is in the main part of my apartment, I want it to look nice as well as maximise storage. The issue is that all I’ve got is a desk and a cutting/dining table (that separates my area from the rest of the lounge. Double duty is the term of the day for apartments, I guess). But I don’t have any actual storage furniture apart from that, which makes things difficult. I currently have a not quite square basket on the desk that is holding all my sewing supplies, which is definitely overflowing and doesn’t look great, because it’s not squared enough to actually fit anything in nicely. I’ve also discovered that there’s just enough room under the table to fit two short sets of wire drawers, so hopefully I can get some of those soon. And there’s enough room to fit my tabletop ironing board in between my desk and table (they’re at 90 degree angle). My other issue is that I’m a wheelchair user- which means I need to be able to reach most things from my chair. So boxes under tables aren’t accessible for me, and I hate to have to wait to ask someone else to get something for me. My mum will hopefully help me on a project to make a desk hutch with a pegboard backing- I’m in a rental and rental rules in Australia are very strict and it can be difficult to hang so much as a picture (we need to get written permission from the real estate to hang a single picture) let alone drill something into the wall- so desk hutch it is! But this video has inspired me to get in tomorrow and clear out my desk drawers and put them to better use. They’re mostly filled with general office/household detritus, and that needs to change. I need that storage space! Why wait to get all the items I want, if I can start to sort through things now? Also, your cat and mine look almost identical apart from size. Mine is about the size of a 6mo kitten still, but she’s 2.5 years old, likely due to stunted growth from abandonment as a kitten, before she was old enough to be away from her mum. Teeny tiny thing she is, but a big, fearless personality! What is it about tiny animals? But really, thanks for this video. It’s definitely the most helpful sewing space/organisation video I’ve come across! Most are for much larger areas, where they have an entire room for just that one thing. That concept is pretty wild to me, ngl.
I'm really glad this video was helpful for you. A desk hutch and pegboard sounds super handy -- I imagine it will look very cute with scissors and ribbons hanging from it! I wish you the best of luck on making your sewing space work for you :) And your cat sounds adorable and precious!
I loved seeing your space and how you manage to put so much in a small space. I’m a quilter and weaver in a 1 bedroom apartment. I’m currently organizing my sewing space in my bedroom. I used to have 3/4’s of a basement for my sewing room. I had a longarm machine in it too. Now my daughter has it in her house! I’ve definitely downsized but am comfortable with what I have now. I used to have several treadle machines which I do miss. I still have a Singer hand crank that was made in Scotland. They were lovely to sew on! It would be cool if you had one to sew your historical garments on. They do a fantastic job of sewing through heavy fabrics. They only had to do a straight stitch and did it really well. There is also a Wilcox & Gibbs machine that is a chainstitch machine. It comes in a hand rank style, a treadle or with a motor. They are nice for doing chainstitch embroidery, sewing seams and for basting. I made a Christening dress on it. I miss having that one the most.
It's my dream to get an old Singer sewing machine that I could use to sew my historic clothes! Thank you for this helpful information about antique sewing machines.
You are motivating me to organize my room. I am blessed enough to have my own craft room but is not as organized as it can be since I am also working from home since March. I love to sew but stop sowing for many years. I am trying to start sewing again. Blessings!
I hope that sewing can be as joyful and meditative an experience for you as it is for me! I find that when my things are sorted and organized I'm more inclined to create. Thank you for your lovely comment ❤
I just finished organizing it, as much as I could as I will need to buy some foam boards to finalize the fabrics but at least I know what I have and are visible for me to be able to create. What I am reviewing now is the UFO’s... that is big...
You did an amazing job in that space. I love Ikea for all the same reasons. I have the tall Alex drawers and the Alex desk. I love both. I had the Norden table for sewing which is super nice to sew on. Thanks for sharing.
@@Pour_La_Victoire Yes!! I had to wait 5 months for my Alex desk to restock last year, but it was worth the wait. Once I had decided on it, I just kept checking for it to restock. It's perfect with the drawers, and it's surprising how much they hold.
This was so much fun to watch!! Such great ideas I need to try and incorporate into my tiny space bedroom too. I’m so happy I stumbled upon your page this week. Keep shining bright!! 💗
Where and how do you do your cutting out? I have a thick plastic imitation lace table cover that I lay on the bed. Not too good for my back but useful. I love that you're so organised and am going to try and adopt some tips!
Ooo that's a brilliant idea! I cut small pieces on my desk, and larger pieces on my floor or on top of my bed, laying a piece of cardboard down so I don't accidentally snip my rug or comforter. It's not the best, but it works!
@@Pour_La_Victoire Yes, I know what you mean. I find being a bit "mature" now, my back doesn't like it, but can't stop sewing because of that! Where there's a will theres a way, as they say. 😊
Adoro os teus projectos ,são uma inspiração para mim. Também adoro costura mas tenho andado um bocado parada. Os teus vídeos são uma inspiração 🥰 Beijinhos
If the pattern pieces are small, like those of a bodice, I'll draft and cut out on the desk tabletop. If they're larger, like for a skirt or dress, I cut them out on the floor. It's not ideal, but it works!
You did a fantastic job on your video and I completely admire how you have set up and have complete organization I can remember sewing in a laundry room and for seven years I sold underneath some basement stairs but I'm very fortunate now to have a small bedroom that is my office in my sewing room. My only concern with your video is that it was extremely hard to hear you especially when you turned your face away from the camera. I did have my phone volume all the way up but really had to struggle to hear you. I really enjoyed the video and will be watching from now on. Wish you the best and maybe you'll be able to get a better microphone soon
Glad you enjoyed the video, Diane. So sorry about the poor audio! I've gotten a better microphone since I filmed this and I think my recent videos are easier to understand.
Adorei! Você é bem organizada! Vou adotar a ideia do ziplock pros projetos em andamento, pq aqui costumam estar todos bagunçados e jogados em algum canto kkkk Sabe quanto é os livros da Janet aqui no Brasil? Uns 60$ convertendo, por quanto estão aí? Concordo sobre as decorações terem funções! Facilita bastante no bolso e vida ❤️
Thank you, Connie! The desk is from IKEA, here are the links for the drawer unit and tabletop that I used to make the desk: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/alex-drawer-unit-white-00473546/ www.ikea.com/us/en/p/linnmon-tabletop-white-00251135/
For me, drafting and cutting are the parts that take the most space. Everything else is manageable. I've read below that you cut fabrics on the floor. Using a rug seems like a good idea. How about drafting?
I rarely draft, but I often trace out patterns and for those, I lay a large piece of cardboard down on my floor (and still use my rug for knee padding). The cardboard can easily be tucked away under my bed.
It’s funny, when I was watching Marie Kondo on a show the other day both homes had Harry Potter Book collections. Guess what I have on my bookshelf? Lol. Thanks for sharing your sewing space. I need to work on mine.
So cool! I used to keep my books stored in my closet, but I enjoy having them on "display" in my room much more - it's an easy way to infuse my day with happy memories!
Hi! I am looking for organization in a small space for my sewing too! Where do you cut your fabric? I am struggling to think of a solution instead of buying a giant sewing table.
Hello! I like to cut out my fabric on the floor - I have a firm, short haired (not sure that's the right term lol) rug from ikea that I cut fabric on. This protects my knees when on the floor cutting, and gives my fabric some "grip" so that it won't slide around as I cut. I've also used a clean, large piece of cardboard on my bed as a cutting surface. Hope this helps!
Finally, a sewing nook video! So many organizing videos show giant sewing rooms. You are a minimalist inspiration!
Thank you so much! I've lived in tiny spaces my whole life and I can't imagine having an entire spare room at my disposal haha. The sewing nook is probably more common than it seems!
You should be proud of yourself. you keep the space so organized and clean. Good for you girl!
Thank you so much!
It's really hard to work with a limited space, but you got it so right! I really enjoyed watching all the nicely organized spaces 😍
Thanks so much! 😊
I can totally relate to sewing in a small space, though I'm not as organized. The sewing gets all the prime real estate of my bedroom and everything else is chucked behind the camera. 😅
That made me laugh.. Sounds like me!! I have too many mirrors though so getting a clear background when photographing can be a bit challenging!!
This is the first time I have noticed your channel, & I was drawn to this content title because I need suggestions for "living small." I live in a small, one-bedroom apartment that has mostly small rooms. The main & largest room has been divided into a combined sitting/diningroom & a craft studio. I am a senior woman with a number of crafting skills including sewing, & I became disabled about 13 years ago. I can not seem to give up any of my crafting (& continue to learn new ones!) making my space difficult to keep organized & neat from in a wheelchair. (I used to be obsessive about that, but my life suddenly changed.) I commend you for having made limits for yourself. (I NEED to & am working on it.) Utilizing the limited space under my hospital bed is what I am working on now. (I should make a bedskirt too!) Recently I rearranged my closet area & got a good amount of storage space in the process, I am happy to say. I agree with you that we should decorate our living spaces by showcasing our finished projects as well as works-in-progress. I shall continue my efforts in hopes of making my environment a welcoming haven for myself & others. Thank you for sharing yours!
Hi Leslie, thank you for sharing your story! Isn't there something so satisfying about reorganizing closets? I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, and wish you luck on maximizing how your space works for you!
Thank you for sharing your story too. Like you, I'm disabled & still like learning new crafty things as well as love sewing. There are some really good organisational tips in this lovely video I'm going to implement to make life easier.
Wow! Wow! Wow!!!! With the amount of space I have, the dressers I have, shelves, peg boards, tables, etc. I am without excuse at all!!! Thank you for sharing - your storage solutions are so purposeful and I had forgotten that. I use to have a small space and I had so very much stuff in that space but everything had a spot and if I got some new treasure then something else had to go or I needed to get creative. Now I have so much space that I am always thinking that oh I need another drawer unit or shelf when what I really need to do is make better use the storage units I already have.
I used to have all my sewing stuff spread throughout my parents' house and it was frustrating to remember where things were and even more difficult to excavate them from their hiding spots! Having supplies grouped together has really helped speed up the process of starting projects and I feel has increased my sewing productivity overall!
Good advice!
Hi! As someone who is slowly trying to get more into sewing whilst also having the limitation of how much space I can use, this is really inspiring! I'm so glad I happened upon this video. :)
I'm so glad it was helpful! Good luck on your sewing journey!
It's nice to see a singer machine !
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and ideas with us.
Just found this video and it's so good to see someone else's sewing space, my desk is about the size of yours, but folds away and that's where I cut, sew and do anything else I might need to do at a table !
First I noticed your sewing machine, you have the same one I have. You really do have a small space and you make the best out of it, I love it, thanks for the video.
Thank you 😊
💐 Gabriella: Well done! Practical & pleasing! 💞Love that you are a maximalista hobbyist in a minimal space.
😊Impressed by your discipline & organization. Your every detail is beautifully sorted & stored, including your own current wardrobe and vintage costume collection. Brava!👏
🤗 Greatly appreciated all your tips. •Enjoy seeing systems that work for you. •How you creatively mix the pragmatic & the pretty. •How you cleverly prioritize your storage. •How you stow all your various collections where everything is accessible.
🤔This research is helping me figure out a plan for my sewing future. Inherited a whole collection of ✂️sewing materials from my mom who was a master sewist|seamstress.
🙄Slowly started to dable @ flipping garments to better suit myself. Already spent time organizing all her related stuff & notions, and would like to put to use the things she 😍treasured.
😉Don't aspire to her (or your) level of greatness in this area, but I do feel a strong calling for it. Have been enjoying the creative expression while feeling like I am carrying on her legacy in a small way.
All for the 3 Rs♻️〰️ and everything having it's place. 😆 Like you, I'm also puzzled about tiny living zealots who don't seem to possess any passions or past times.💖Love fashion, art, diy, gardening, cooking|entertaining. All things that require a certain amount of gear.
🕊God bless you!
☮Peace 💛Love 🌼Beauty
from Los Angeles
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and lovely comment, Teresa 🥰 I hope you find a lot of joy in sewing ❤ I find that effects the simplest task of sewing on a button or mending a sock can feel very meditative and rewarding.
This was super useful to me! I immediately went to the Kmart website (in Australia, Kmart is basically our Target, though we have targets too, but Kmart tends to be better for home decor and the like) to go see what I can do about some storage.
I have not quite a full corner of my loungeroom as my sewing/desk area (it does double duty). And because it is in the main part of my apartment, I want it to look nice as well as maximise storage. The issue is that all I’ve got is a desk and a cutting/dining table (that separates my area from the rest of the lounge. Double duty is the term of the day for apartments, I guess). But I don’t have any actual storage furniture apart from that, which makes things difficult. I currently have a not quite square basket on the desk that is holding all my sewing supplies, which is definitely overflowing and doesn’t look great, because it’s not squared enough to actually fit anything in nicely. I’ve also discovered that there’s just enough room under the table to fit two short sets of wire drawers, so hopefully I can get some of those soon. And there’s enough room to fit my tabletop ironing board in between my desk and table (they’re at 90 degree angle). My other issue is that I’m a wheelchair user- which means I need to be able to reach most things from my chair. So boxes under tables aren’t accessible for me, and I hate to have to wait to ask someone else to get something for me.
My mum will hopefully help me on a project to make a desk hutch with a pegboard backing- I’m in a rental and rental rules in Australia are very strict and it can be difficult to hang so much as a picture (we need to get written permission from the real estate to hang a single picture) let alone drill something into the wall- so desk hutch it is!
But this video has inspired me to get in tomorrow and clear out my desk drawers and put them to better use. They’re mostly filled with general office/household detritus, and that needs to change. I need that storage space! Why wait to get all the items I want, if I can start to sort through things now?
Also, your cat and mine look almost identical apart from size. Mine is about the size of a 6mo kitten still, but she’s 2.5 years old, likely due to stunted growth from abandonment as a kitten, before she was old enough to be away from her mum. Teeny tiny thing she is, but a big, fearless personality! What is it about tiny animals?
But really, thanks for this video. It’s definitely the most helpful sewing space/organisation video I’ve come across! Most are for much larger areas, where they have an entire room for just that one thing. That concept is pretty wild to me, ngl.
I'm really glad this video was helpful for you. A desk hutch and pegboard sounds super handy -- I imagine it will look very cute with scissors and ribbons hanging from it! I wish you the best of luck on making your sewing space work for you :) And your cat sounds adorable and precious!
I loved seeing your space and how you manage to put so much in a small space. I’m a quilter and weaver in a 1 bedroom apartment. I’m currently organizing my sewing space in my bedroom. I used to have 3/4’s of a basement for my sewing room. I had a longarm machine in it too. Now my daughter has it in her house! I’ve definitely downsized but am comfortable with what I have now.
I used to have several treadle machines which I do miss. I still have a Singer hand crank that was made in Scotland. They were lovely to sew on! It would be cool if you had one to sew your historical garments on. They do a fantastic job of sewing through heavy fabrics. They only had to do a straight stitch and did it really well. There is also a Wilcox & Gibbs machine that is a chainstitch machine. It comes in a hand rank style, a treadle or with a motor. They are nice for doing chainstitch embroidery, sewing seams and for basting. I made a Christening dress on it. I miss having that one the most.
It's my dream to get an old Singer sewing machine that I could use to sew my historic clothes! Thank you for this helpful information about antique sewing machines.
Lovely video! You've done a fantastic job of making the best out of a small living space. I love it. You make that apartment so homey!
Thank you, so glad you appreciate it! And thank you for helping me haul all that IKEA furniture up four flights of stairs :)
Luv that exposed brick!👌
Isn't it charming? 😍
You are motivating me to organize my room. I am blessed enough to have my own craft room but is not as organized as it can be since I am also working from home since March. I love to sew but stop sowing for many years. I am trying to start sewing again. Blessings!
I hope that sewing can be as joyful and meditative an experience for you as it is for me! I find that when my things are sorted and organized I'm more inclined to create. Thank you for your lovely comment ❤
I just finished organizing it, as much as I could as I will need to buy some foam boards to finalize the fabrics but at least I know what I have and are visible for me to be able to create. What I am reviewing now is the UFO’s... that is big...
@@FlavorsandTextures there is absolutely no shame in a big UFO pile ;)
Very impressive! Working with limited space certainly is a challenge!
Indeed!
You did an amazing job in that space. I love Ikea for all the same reasons. I have the tall Alex drawers and the Alex desk. I love both. I had the Norden table for sewing which is super nice to sew on. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! The Alex drawers are just perfect, aren't they?
@@Pour_La_Victoire Yes!! I had to wait 5 months for my Alex desk to restock last year, but it was worth the wait. Once I had decided on it, I just kept checking for it to restock. It's perfect with the drawers, and it's surprising how much they hold.
This is pretty, I also struggle with space, I'm moving into my bedroom😅, luckily it's a large room!
Thank you! Good luck with your move!
Thank you. I’m moving to a small apartment and this is really encouraging.
Well done! Many have more room than you and not nearly as organized. Very impressive.
H & M recycles fabric scraps? I had no idea. I loved your small space organization.
And for every bag of fabric scraps or old clothes you bring to H&M, they'll give you a 15% off coupon !
Thank you for posting this video
This was so much fun to watch!! Such great ideas I need to try and incorporate into my tiny space bedroom too. I’m so happy I stumbled upon your page this week. Keep shining bright!! 💗
Yay! Thank you!
I feel you …I live in downtown I have 3 sewing machines in my room…..I buy a loft bed ….🙂
So cute tiny space and you really has managed it well.
Thank you!
Love the in process idea.
Thanks! It's an easy way for me to limit my in process list to something manageable 🙂 hope it works for you as well!
Where and how do you do your cutting out? I have a thick plastic imitation lace table cover that I lay on the bed. Not too good for my back but useful. I love that you're so organised and am going to try and adopt some tips!
Ooo that's a brilliant idea! I cut small pieces on my desk, and larger pieces on my floor or on top of my bed, laying a piece of cardboard down so I don't accidentally snip my rug or comforter. It's not the best, but it works!
@@Pour_La_Victoire Yes, I know what you mean. I find being a bit "mature" now, my back doesn't like it, but can't stop sewing because of that! Where there's a will theres a way, as they say. 😊
Adoro os teus projectos ,são uma inspiração para mim. Também adoro costura mas tenho andado um bocado parada. Os teus vídeos são uma inspiração 🥰 Beijinhos
Muito obrigada 🥰 Espero que pões mãos a obra, tenho certeza que o que você fizer será maravilhoso 😊
Wonderful video! Please give your cat a pat from me!
Thank you! Will do!
Impressive!
You’ll also notice that over there I have A KITTY! Wha? Oh an iron you say?
I love the set up, but where will you draft patterns and cut fabrics
If the pattern pieces are small, like those of a bodice, I'll draft and cut out on the desk tabletop. If they're larger, like for a skirt or dress, I cut them out on the floor. It's not ideal, but it works!
Ok but it’s really painful cutting on the floor
You did a fantastic job on your video and I completely admire how you have set up and have complete organization I can remember sewing in a laundry room and for seven years I sold underneath some basement stairs but I'm very fortunate now to have a small bedroom that is my office in my sewing room. My only concern with your video is that it was extremely hard to hear you especially when you turned your face away from the camera. I did have my phone volume all the way up but really had to struggle to hear you. I really enjoyed the video and will be watching from now on. Wish you the best and maybe you'll be able to get a better microphone soon
Glad you enjoyed the video, Diane. So sorry about the poor audio! I've gotten a better microphone since I filmed this and I think my recent videos are easier to understand.
Adorei! Você é bem organizada! Vou adotar a ideia do ziplock pros projetos em andamento, pq aqui costumam estar todos bagunçados e jogados em algum canto kkkk Sabe quanto é os livros da Janet aqui no Brasil? Uns 60$ convertendo, por quanto estão aí? Concordo sobre as decorações terem funções! Facilita bastante no bolso e vida ❤️
Obrigada querida! ❤️ Os livros da Janet Arnold eu comprei no eBay por $30-40, mas já usados e com marcas e defeitos. Pra mim, não me encomoda 😜
Wow your so organized. Very impressive. Where did you get your desk? That would be perfect for me. Thanks Connie Smith in Salt Lake City Utah💜
Thank you, Connie! The desk is from IKEA, here are the links for the drawer unit and tabletop that I used to make the desk:
www.ikea.com/us/en/p/alex-drawer-unit-white-00473546/
www.ikea.com/us/en/p/linnmon-tabletop-white-00251135/
For me, drafting and cutting are the parts that take the most space. Everything else is manageable. I've read below that you cut fabrics on the floor. Using a rug seems like a good idea. How about drafting?
I rarely draft, but I often trace out patterns and for those, I lay a large piece of cardboard down on my floor (and still use my rug for knee padding). The cardboard can easily be tucked away under my bed.
@@Pour_La_Victoire Thank you for your tips.
Like your video, from me,Indonesian
Thank you very much!
It’s funny, when I was watching Marie Kondo on a show the other day both homes had Harry Potter Book collections. Guess what I have on my bookshelf? Lol.
Thanks for sharing your sewing space. I need to work on mine.
So cool! I used to keep my books stored in my closet, but I enjoy having them on "display" in my room much more - it's an easy way to infuse my day with happy memories!
Hi! I am looking for organization in a small space for my sewing too! Where do you cut your fabric? I am struggling to think of a solution instead of buying a giant sewing table.
Hello! I like to cut out my fabric on the floor - I have a firm, short haired (not sure that's the right term lol) rug from ikea that I cut fabric on. This protects my knees when on the floor cutting, and gives my fabric some "grip" so that it won't slide around as I cut. I've also used a clean, large piece of cardboard on my bed as a cutting surface. Hope this helps!
@@Pour_La_Victoire ok thank you!
KARINA
She is the unplanned for star of this show