Thank you so much for making this video - it has taken you so very long to record and edit! I really appreciate you spending the time for us. Thank you again!
I too use a lot of IKEA items in my studio. I love their version of the pegboard, the small ironing board, the Knagglig crates, the Moppe small storage box which is perfect for buttons, and small items, and the KLÄMMEMACKA, which is wonderful. Oh, and it was lovely to see that you too have a furred tailor's assistant. My black cat knows he must inspect every item on the sewing table. :)
I'm working on hand quilting a quilt for one of my grandkids. I finally got to chance to sit down and watch you work. Thanks for posting this video! Very enjoyable!
Another quilting notion from Ikea is the lint roller. About $2 and comes with several extra rolls. I have one at my cutting area and another at my ironing station, and one by my design wall. Can't do without them.
Wow! Great ideas and so helpful to see how they are actually used! I have been looking at Ikea for months to get some Kallax cubbies to store the toys for the grandkids. They are always out of stock! I love how you used them for storage in the sewing room, and also the drawer units. Thanks for all this information. It has been really helpful for me. BTW, I have 4 Billy bookcases in my sewing room. Three hold fabric, the fourth one holds panels, kits, thread, CD’s,, some fabric collections, and sewing manuals. They are bolted to the walls since we live in earthquake country, and they hold a ton of fabric and supplies.
Thanks for your videos. Chock full of info w/o a lot of filler conversation. I’m trying to make an ironing board just like yours and I’m wondering what are all the parts/layers you’ve used? Thank you for your time.
Great stuff! I'm going to use Kallax under an old wood door I recently switched out from one of my closets - It will make a great cutting table in my sewing area (in my basement). Question - really outside the box - I really like the floor in your basement, can you tell me more about it. I'm asking because my sewing space is in my basement and I've been going back and forth about flooring in that room. Right now, it's just concrete.
I spotted this video and loved it.Thank you. Very helpful. 2 questions. What do you use the egg carton for (it was in the drwa next to you machine)? And where can I get the black cat, or do you hire him to add spice to your video presentations. 😹
I put my needle packets in the egg carton - 80/12 in one area, 90/14 in another, etc. As for Salem, well she is part of the company and costs lots of money to convince her to join my videos in the form of food, toys, and treats 😉🐈⬛
I love your sewing room. But I think your cat is the star of the show. Lol
Oh, they definitely are and Salem was in this video.
@@Chatterboxquilts Beautiful baby
Lol- love your feline assistants!
Great tips and the cats rule!
Great video, Kim, with excellent, helpful information. Thanks! Love your kitty "helpers" too!
Thanks, Kerry. Glad you liked it. And the kitty says hello too!
I know what I need is Billie bookcase’s with doors for all my fabric, I other collection to roll with me. THANK You 😊
Gosh lots of enthusiastic hand movements
Always!
Thx for your time in making these video’s very informative and enjoyable.From Collingwood Ontario.
Thank you so much for making this video - it has taken you so very long to record and edit! I really appreciate you spending the time for us. Thank you again!
I too use a lot of IKEA items in my studio. I love their version of the pegboard, the small ironing board, the Knagglig crates, the Moppe small storage box which is perfect for buttons, and small items, and the KLÄMMEMACKA, which is wonderful. Oh, and it was lovely to see that you too have a furred tailor's assistant. My black cat knows he must inspect every item on the sewing table. :)
I’m enjoying the kitty cat features
I'm working on hand quilting a quilt for one of my grandkids. I finally got to chance to sit down and watch you work. Thanks for posting this video! Very enjoyable!
Love it.
Again, just great information. Love the curious cat. Wonderful useful items and how to use them.
Thank you for your suggestions. I will be making a sewing station in December. Gisele v
You're welcome. Have fun creating your sewing space.
I too have the Alex drawers ❤️as well I have one of their table top ironing boards 👍
Great organization! Lots of good ideas. Love your cats!
Somehow I have missed a year of your posts. I now know why the bell is so important. Enjoyed catching up!
Nice quilting studio, Ikea products look really nice.
Another quilting notion from Ikea is the lint roller. About $2 and comes with several extra rolls. I have one at my cutting area and another at my ironing station, and one by my design wall. Can't do without them.
Thank you Kim
All is some great information.
I just got a longarm and needed extra storage now! Must go to IKEA!!!!
Wow! Great ideas and so helpful to see how they are actually used! I have been looking at Ikea for months to get some Kallax cubbies to store the toys for the grandkids. They are always out of stock! I love how you used them for storage in the sewing room, and also the drawer units. Thanks for all this information. It has been really helpful for me. BTW, I have 4 Billy bookcases in my sewing room. Three hold fabric, the fourth one holds panels, kits, thread, CD’s,, some fabric collections, and sewing manuals. They are bolted to the walls since we live in earthquake country, and they hold a ton of fabric and supplies.
Good ideas! Thank you!
Thanks for your videos. Chock full of info w/o a lot of filler conversation. I’m trying to make an ironing board just like yours and I’m wondering what are all the parts/layers you’ve used? Thank you for your time.
I have a video on how to make a portable ironing surface at ruclips.net/video/CPLheP3JwkQ/видео.html
Great stuff! I'm going to use Kallax under an old wood door I recently switched out from one of my closets - It will make a great cutting table in my sewing area (in my basement). Question - really outside the box - I really like the floor in your basement, can you tell me more about it. I'm asking because my sewing space is in my basement and I've been going back and forth about flooring in that room. Right now, it's just concrete.
It's cork flooring. Warm-ish (definitely better than concrete) and easy on the feet but it does scratch so if you have dogs - watch out!
I spotted this video and loved it.Thank you. Very helpful. 2 questions. What do you use the egg carton for (it was in the drwa next to you machine)? And where can I get the black cat, or do you hire him to add spice to your video presentations. 😹
I put my needle packets in the egg carton - 80/12 in one area, 90/14 in another, etc. As for Salem, well she is part of the company and costs lots of money to convince her to join my videos in the form of food, toys, and treats 😉🐈⬛
Great video! Where did you get the wheels for your Alex Unit? Love the idea to put them on wheels! Thank you!
At Ikea - I'm not sure which ones we got but I believe they have several options.
@@Chatterboxquilts Thanks so much!
Great ideas. Where did you get the doors for the bookcases?
These are Billy bookcases and the doors are ones that you can get for them.
How do you attach the pole to the wall ?
It's a curtain rod so you attach it with additional holders that you can purchase,
Will 3 small trofast bins fit in one Kallax cubby?
Yes, they will with some extra room to spare at the top.