Great video, I too as a widow decided that my home was my home and I use my formal dining room as a crafting space and absolutely feel grateful that I am able to do this. I have faced criticism from “friends” but it is after all my home. ❤
Thank you for making these videos! I know you can't help that you're naturally easy on the eyes and ears, but I have sooooo many pet peeves with other " youtubers". They get on my nerves!!! Your are to the point, professional presentation, smart, sassy, and super cute!! Oh ya, you have great ideas!! LOL Keep up the excellent work!
i find you so inspirational. you seem like a real person who really does projects, not just someone who spends all their time making their space perfect and aesthetic. i really feel after watching you that i can do some of these things
I'm 71 yrs old! And I just had to Shout Out You ate definitely a out of box amazing thinker and doer! I have a push button table with a glass top and your ideas were so smart. I know I've lost some grey matter cause the easiest ideas are not that easy anymore. And with that said appreciate you so much with organization. Thank you Oceans! And many blessings always! 😊
I have 7 sewing machines and people thought I was crazy...lol I've been a tailor for 30yrs for clothes manufactures and designers and dept. stores and now I work mostly from home and I finally getting into what I always wanted to do in addiction to tailoring, but only dabbled in because of being to busy, so now I'm quilting and doll making and fashion designing and painting and clay sculpting and bag making....lol My 13yr old granddaughter loves going through my dress making fabrics and art supplies when she comes over. She always says...is there anything u dont have nana? I say yes!....more space....lol
_Suggestion_ - Your idea of having two of those Michael's _(they should be a sponsor...)_ folding tables is way beyond genius. If you're going to use two of them side by side you should have one of those half circle garden latches to join them together. Once they're locked, they're stable. Seriously, you should consider bringing this up with the Michael's PR and product development staff... for a possible sponsorship video. You get a second rolling table, 4 latches and you have something that can support a bolt of fabric. For 200$. As an apartment dweller, I thank you. You just changed the game... - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Babylock is another company that does mid to high end embroidery machines. If you look up Sewistine, here on the YT, she'd probably be able to answer any questions you have about what to look out for?
OMG, I've just found you!!! Can't believe how many GOOD ideas you have introduced to this old lady! Love you, dear heart! I'm an old southern woman, transplanted in wyoming!
I am floored by your inspiration! I have gone to Ikea twice in the last week looking for those items I need to complete my bedroom/sewing room. I have a very large master bedroom and have told my husband that if anything happens to him, I am converting it to a luxury sewing room, lol. I would move into one of the smaller bedrooms. I love all of the organizational tools you showed us as it gave me so many ideas, thank you!
O.M.G! I lose things constantly and have all clear bins so I don't just forget everything, but your idea using hair ties to put your bobbins on their matching spools is just PERFECT!!!! I feel like 'why didn't I think of that?!' only bcz it's simple and just makes so much sense! Love it! Thank you so much!
Also, the part in which you showed the zippers you've pulled to re-use just gave me inspiration to what to do with all of the small Ipsy bags I haven't known what to do with! Disassemble and make a larger "FrankenBag" and use the zippers I saved from adult onesies or/& footie pajamas! A couple grommets and binder rings, a belt, and voila! FrankenBag!
Very helpful. I like that you explain the rationale for storage (wire drawers so you can see things) and your ingenuity and resourcefulness are inspiring.
Might I suggest going to a store like OfficeMax and purchasing furniture sliders for some of your furniture. This will make moving them around the room so much easier. Thanks for the ideas.
I'm not sure how you landed in my feed but un delighted that you did. What a fun and informative video! Love that flexi-spot and your arrangement underneath! I'll be back!
I love that adjustable height table but I didn’t get the name of it. I absolutely love you. I have the white drawers, the ikea pegboards, lots of cube storage, also from IKEA, and I have an IKEA bookshelf for my fabric. I also use clear shoe boxes, the bigger ones that have a flap on front not the cover, that I have fabric in on the shelves. They’re nice bc you can see the fabric but it stats dust free. I love ur ideas of attaching the pegboards below. Especially on the moving carts. I have a few carts with the wire drawers that I use for all my ironing stuff and it holds grommets, overall buckles and snaps with their tools. Another thing I love with the pegboards is the thread cups you have. I have little trash cans next to each table but it doesn’t always make it in the bucket. I always end up with thread all over my house. It sticks to the bottom of my shoes. Want to say thank you thank you thank you. U r awesome. So informative but always make me laugh as well.
I was literally cleaning up my sewing room awhile ago. First it was my brothers old room & some of his stuff are still in room. I just bought a table for my Cricut, but we still can't put it up cuz we don't know where it would go. I made a couple of storage boxes for my threads, supplies, buttons, have a bulletin board. With my Cricut I'm gonna create some labels 4 the boxes. My sketches are on a shelf w/ a WiFi little speaker that I can control with my cell. Since im Epileptic my mom wants to put a chair to keep me safe. But to still have alot to do..!!
Omg my face seriously went 😳 when I seen all your beautiful machines!! I currently only have a brother se400 and one day will work up to having multiples. Along with sewing clothes and not just quilts, baby items and such.
I love your perspective. It makes no sense to have a formal dining room you use only once a year. Standing applause that you took it for a sewing room instead. I am an advocate for arranging living space by first considering how you actually want to live. Form follows function. I am a big fan of hair elastics. I use them to tidy up the power cords on small appliances. I'm also fond of bungee cord to restrain shrubbery when I'm painting outdoors, zip ties when I need a strong but semi-permanent fastener and they make a dandy hinge. Long story short, I'm a DIY hoarder that is sorting through the mountains I have not touched in years. The goal is a place for everything and everything in its place. Part of the process is converting a bedroom into a sewing room. I took apart the king size waterbed and will have a daybed instead. I kept both the drawer units that were the base of the waterbed and those will stack to be the platform of the daybed. In a way I am returning full circle to my childhood days when my little bed was in my mother's sewing room. One wall was a shelving unit that held stacks and stacks of fabric. She taught all her children how to sew. My eldest brother has refurbished her beloved Singer for me. It had been stored away somewhere in the years since her death. The housing is a little scuffed but the metal guts are whirling like a top. I"m looking forward to that song.
LOL'ed at 22:30... "All the THINGS". No kidding! Some great ideas in here. A little but super helpful one was using hair ties to keep bobbins with their spools. So simple, so good.
I am a quilter and have watched many sewing room tours on RUclips but I think yours is the best and the most fun. Like you, I love love love Ikea. They have the best items for sewists and Crafters. I moved to a really tiny apartment about 6 months ago but I'm moving to a larger one in a few months. Here I can only use 3M hooks on the wall and that's it but when I'm moving I'll finally be able to hang shelving and pegboards etc. So I can't wait to get the sewing room of my dreams again. I've had it before but not here. But I love your pegboard ideas. Thanks for all the great ideas. Now all you need is a Singer Featherweight, or is that hidden in some little cubby? 😊. Fortunately I'm extremely organized in my sewing room but I love thing new ideas and I love the one up the little fabric sleeve you have next to your sewing machine. I think that will be on my to-do list to make after I get my next two quilts completed. But you have many other ideas I will copy. Thank you so much for your enthusiasm. Love your video and subscribe d
I have a sneaker obsession so I put half my collection in drawers. Ask me which sneakers never get worn? The ones in drawers that I don’t see on a regular basis. SMH
Thank you so much for this! I, too, have all my craft supplies, including a workbench for my jewelry making in my formal living room! But... it is a wreck! Being new to sewing- I needed ideas & yours are fabulous!🤩
Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy learning from you. I am in the process of remodeling my office/sewing room and LOVE your style. It's all about functionality and storage. You're my new sewing idol. ❤
Excellent video with nice options for organization! I really like the way you repurposed the card file and made it a piece of furniture. I think I need the Ikea peg board. I have a tiny bedroom that is my sewing room and I need to start using the vertical space. TFS
Things on wheels ❤️❤️❤️! And I love the two matching Ikea islands I landed for free. Game changer for working on either clothes or (short ends together) curtains!
You have achieved Greatness in figuring out what is important, useful, flexible, practical, versatile, and beautiful when designing and organizing your sewing room. Although I don't have the same amount of space as your former living room, I can incorporate many of your great ideas into my small space. Thank you very much for sharing!
I found this video searching for ideas for a sewing studio that will be built toward the end of the year. OMG!! So glad I did! I'll be watching many more! I also just got a new fabricator and was super excited to see that you had one! Looking forward to viewing all you've got!!
Thank you so much for your video. You are a breath of fresh air to watch and love your enthusiasm for what you do. As a new subscriber, I am so so pleased to have found you.
Yes there were some super cute pieces shown. Designers I’ve never heard of too. So many ideas 💡! Again appreciate you for sharing all of these ideas that inspire you, to help inspire others! 🥰
I LOVE your sewing space, it's a creative wonderland 💭🎉🎨. Sooo many neat ideas and I love all the peg - board thread walls (so colorful). Now you've inspired me to take another look at my sewing station and see how I can maximize my space to its fullest potential. Thanks again Angelina.💞💕
OMG - Out of sight, out of mind! I do that all the time! I just bought a new tape measure because I couldn't find the three I already had. On the plus side, the new one is so soft and pliable. I hadn't realized that my 40+ year old ones, I think one was my mother's, had gotten that stiff. Or maybe they just make them out of softer material now. Great video!
omgosh....I love this room. I am so envious of all that work space. I live in a 4 room house and I have NO room for anything. I have just recently thought about sewing again after a 30 year hiatus. I still have not ordered my sewing machine - no matter which one I like - so many negative reviews. I am scared to spend alot of money on one. If I could get a semi-reliable machine and it would last 5 years - I would be thrilled. Anywho--thanks for your videos. I recently discovered you and you are awesome!!
I... love... this... video! You are so charismatic, I feel like we are cut from the same cloth! Thank you for inspiring me to engage with my creative space more and make it work better for me. I'm tight on money and I'm prioritizing too many other things in my life right now... so what you said about stuff on surfaces moving to other surfaces was all too accurate 😆 But I'm a maker at heart too and I deserve a dedicated space to create, no matter how small it starts off as. Thank you for sharing yours! It's beautiful!
Thank you so much!!! I was considering converting my living room into a functional space, but was hesitant...but now after listening to you, I’m encouraged!!! Mine will be for a library/art room...Thanks again!
Thank you for the info! In the future I will be a mobile sewist and since I am rather new to sewing I don't really know what I will need for space or what all I will be storing just yet. I will be living in a camper van out west and I am considering a sewing channel eventually to go with the van life. Living in a camper van I will be limited on room but I plan to have an awning with detachable walls and screens to make a sewing room while I am parked for a longer stay. I hadn't thought of the peg board so I believe I have an idea. I can tell I may end up pulling a cargo trailer just for all my sewing stuff. Hehe
@@BlueprintDIY I've used hollow books to protect my good scissors from the rest of my household for years. I liked seeing someone else using them too! I blame Tuesday Morning for a sale way back when and I bought a cartful lol.
I am obsessed with your tips!! Super beginner sewer here, but (since I am such a planner) your setup is super helpful as a guide. Thank you! Most importantly, this newbie really appreciates how you explain the practical/relatable "whys" for each element. Oh yeah, and let's not forget to give a shoutout to your CARD CATALOG!!
I also got 2 tall card catalogs when the local university changed to digital. The legs look like a coffee table that the drawers sit on. All together, the two are about 5’ tall and 6-8’ long. Beautiful!
You really have some great gadgets there! Unfortunately I don't have much space for big cabinets, so I improvised a little. My cutting table is self-made with little ikea cube storage cabinets mounted together and a big tabletop. To safe additional space I can simply move it around with the wheels on the bottom and the table holds all my fabrics.
I know I am late to this video but, I want to thank you so much for saying “this is my house” I have been at a crossroad with what to do??? I have a 3 bedroom home and my upstairs bedroom is my eBay store and my guest bedroom is barely ever used - I currently have taken over my dining room for my crafting and sewing, but I really want to ditch the second bedroom and turn it into my work space. And by golly 😊that is what I am going to do. I tuned into your video for some helpful ideas and - that was exactly what I received. Thank you for this advice and info - it is a game changer for me.
Great video, I too as a widow decided that my home was my home and I use my formal dining room as a crafting space and absolutely feel grateful that I am able to do this. I have faced criticism from “friends” but it is after all my home. ❤
You are right! It's YOUR home. Not Better Homes & Gardens.
I love all your ideas. Retired and only use the living room when it’s my time to host the holidays. It will now be my sewing room.
Yayyy! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you for making these videos! I know you can't help that you're naturally easy on the eyes and ears, but I have sooooo many pet peeves with other " youtubers". They get on my nerves!!! Your are to the point, professional presentation, smart, sassy, and super cute!! Oh ya, you have great ideas!! LOL Keep up the excellent work!
Thanks so much ☺️
i find you so inspirational. you seem like a real person who really does projects, not just someone who spends all their time making their space perfect and aesthetic. i really feel after watching you that i can do some of these things
That makes me happy!
I'm 71 yrs old! And I just had to Shout Out You ate definitely a out of box amazing thinker and doer! I have a push button table with a glass top and your ideas were so smart. I know I've lost some grey matter cause the easiest ideas are not that easy anymore. And with that said appreciate you so much with organization. Thank you Oceans! And many blessings always! 😊
Thanks so much!!
Welcome!
I have 7 sewing machines and people thought I was crazy...lol I've been a tailor for 30yrs for clothes manufactures and designers and dept. stores and now I work mostly from home and I finally getting into what I always wanted to do in addiction to tailoring, but only dabbled in because of being to busy, so now I'm quilting and doll making and fashion designing and painting and clay sculpting and bag making....lol My 13yr old granddaughter loves going through my dress making fabrics and art supplies when she comes over. She always says...is there anything u dont have nana? I say yes!....more space....lol
😂 That’s awesome!
_Suggestion_ - Your idea of having two of those Michael's _(they should be a sponsor...)_ folding tables is way beyond genius.
If you're going to use two of them side by side you should have one of those half circle garden latches to join them together. Once they're locked, they're stable. Seriously, you should consider bringing this up with the Michael's PR and product development staff... for a possible sponsorship video. You get a second rolling table, 4 latches and you have something that can support a bolt of fabric. For 200$. As an apartment dweller, I thank you. You just changed the game...
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Babylock is another company that does mid to high end embroidery machines. If you look up Sewistine, here on the YT, she'd probably be able to answer any questions you have about what to look out for?
I'd suggest a video on your phone prop-up-holder-thing-y. I think I know how to do it, but I have questions...
That’s a great idea! Thanks!!
I LOVE THAT YOU said, This is MY HOUSE and i need to use My OWN SPACE!!!! I LOVE YOUR SET UP!!!
OMG, I've just found you!!! Can't believe how many GOOD ideas you have introduced to this old lady! Love you, dear heart! I'm an old southern woman, transplanted in wyoming!
Hi Jackie! Yayyy, I’m so glad! 😄
Scissor sleeve is Genius!!
Thank you 💕
Love your organizing tips! Your "books", the place for your scissors and tweezers, and combining your thread and bobbins, what a great idea!
I am floored by your inspiration! I have gone to Ikea twice in the last week looking for those items I need to complete my bedroom/sewing room. I have a very large master bedroom and have told my husband that if anything happens to him, I am converting it to a luxury sewing room, lol. I would move into one of the smaller bedrooms. I love all of the organizational tools you showed us as it gave me so many ideas, thank you!
I’ve been telling my kids the same thing. As soon as they leave I get more space 😂
Thank you for this video! It gave me my sewjo back after 2 years! Inspired!
Yayyy 💕
Sewjo! I love it and I’m adopting it
When you talked about forgetting you own things, and you buy it again....I almost died laughing!! That is ME!!
Nice to know I’m not alone 🤭
Wow. You are so right about a sewist buying stuff and then we can't find it. I'm going to put some of these ideas to use in my new sewing room!
Magnets!! Yes! You could sell the scissor holder/magnet panel/pin cushion combo. Very cool.
O.M.G! I lose things constantly and have all clear bins so I don't just forget everything, but your idea using hair ties to put your bobbins on their matching spools is just PERFECT!!!! I feel like 'why didn't I think of that?!' only bcz it's simple and just makes so much sense! Love it! Thank you so much!
Also, the part in which you showed the zippers you've pulled to re-use just gave me inspiration to what to do with all of the small Ipsy bags I haven't known what to do with! Disassemble and make a larger "FrankenBag" and use the zippers I saved from adult onesies or/& footie pajamas! A couple grommets and binder rings, a belt, and voila! FrankenBag!
Oooh, I love that idea!
Very helpful. I like that you explain the rationale for storage (wire drawers so you can see things) and your ingenuity and resourcefulness are inspiring.
I've been needing a comprehensive video like this to help me see what I need in my sewing space. Thank you!!
Might I suggest going to a store like OfficeMax and purchasing furniture sliders for some of your furniture. This will make moving them around the room so much easier. Thanks for the ideas.
Loved this. Headed out for thrifted storage options today 👍🏾 Glad I came across this!
I am love your sewing room. You have taken your time and organized everything in just the right place. Enjoy your evening.
Love your space. Good to know its normal to “hoard” (in a good way) several sewing machines.
Yeah, I’ve got a ton right now. 😅
Amazing dream of a sewing room! I've saved this video so I can return to it when I finally have a sewing room... 💕
I'm not sure how you landed in my feed but un delighted that you did. What a fun and informative video! Love that flexi-spot and your arrangement underneath! I'll be back!
Thanks so much! ☺️
If anyone wants a rising desk but wants to check it out in person, Office Depot sells them/has floor models :)
Nice 👍🏾
Card catalog is so special on many levels. Love that.
That bamboo table that raises and lowers is a far cry from the conference table with wood blocks used to raise it up. That would be on my dream list!
I love you lady! Your designs are off the charts, and I love watching your magic. It is the greatest space for what you do!
I love that adjustable height table but I didn’t get the name of it. I absolutely love you. I have the white drawers, the ikea pegboards, lots of cube storage, also from IKEA, and I have an IKEA bookshelf for my fabric. I also use clear shoe boxes, the bigger ones that have a flap on front not the cover, that I have fabric in on the shelves. They’re nice bc you can see the fabric but it stats dust free. I love ur ideas of attaching the pegboards below. Especially on the moving carts. I have a few carts with the wire drawers that I use for all my ironing stuff and it holds grommets, overall buckles and snaps with their tools. Another thing I love with the pegboards is the thread cups you have. I have little trash cans next to each table but it doesn’t always make it in the bucket. I always end up with thread all over my house. It sticks to the bottom of my shoes. Want to say thank you thank you thank you. U r awesome. So informative but always make me laugh as well.
Your sewing organization sounds amazing! The adjustable height table is the Flexispot Kana Pro.
I was organizing my sewing room last night and was trying to find a place for my instruction manuals. Your solution is pretty and practical !
Thank you 💕
New subject here. Girl you've got some great ideas. I'm not a huge sewer but I am a really huge crafter, so my room is a CRAFT room
Hi. Just discovered your channel. Thank you‼️😊 for all the tips. I especially liked the one about keeping surfaces cleared…my biggest problem!
I love the idea of putting the thread spool with the bobbins! 👌
I am so jealous of your beautiful card catalog!! You are so fun and will have to watch more of your videos!
I was literally cleaning up my sewing room awhile ago. First it was my brothers old room & some of his stuff are still in room. I just bought a table for my Cricut, but we still can't put it up cuz we don't know where it would go. I made a couple of storage boxes for my threads, supplies, buttons, have a bulletin board. With my Cricut I'm gonna create some labels 4 the boxes. My sketches are on a shelf w/ a WiFi little speaker that I can control with my cell. Since im Epileptic my mom wants to put a chair to keep me safe. But to still have alot to do..!!
Your sewing room and gadgets are absolutely amazing! I just love how everything is organized.
Thank you 💕
@@BlueprintDIY, You're welcome!
Functional and flexible - perfect description!
Thank you 💕
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Welcome to the BlueprintDIY family! 🤗
Omg my face seriously went 😳 when I seen all your beautiful machines!! I currently only have a brother se400 and one day will work up to having multiples. Along with sewing clothes and not just quilts, baby items and such.
I love your perspective. It makes no sense to have a formal dining room you use only once a year. Standing applause that you took it for a sewing room instead. I am an advocate for arranging living space by first considering how you actually want to live. Form follows function. I am a big fan of hair elastics. I use them to tidy up the power cords on small appliances. I'm also fond of bungee cord to restrain shrubbery when I'm painting outdoors, zip ties when I need a strong but semi-permanent fastener and they make a dandy hinge.
Long story short, I'm a DIY hoarder that is sorting through the mountains I have not touched in years. The goal is a place for everything and everything in its place. Part of the process is converting a bedroom into a sewing room. I took apart the king size waterbed and will have a daybed instead. I kept both the drawer units that were the base of the waterbed and those will stack to be the platform of the daybed. In a way I am returning full circle to my childhood days when my little bed was in my mother's sewing room. One wall was a shelving unit that held stacks and stacks of fabric. She taught all her children how to sew. My eldest brother has refurbished her beloved Singer for me. It had been stored away somewhere in the years since her death. The housing is a little scuffed but the metal guts are whirling like a top. I"m looking forward to that song.
LOL'ed at 22:30... "All the THINGS". No kidding! Some great ideas in here. A little but super helpful one was using hair ties to keep bobbins with their spools. So simple, so good.
Thank you ☺️
I am a quilter and have watched many sewing room tours on RUclips but I think yours is the best and the most fun. Like you, I love love love Ikea. They have the best items for sewists and Crafters. I moved to a really tiny apartment about 6 months ago but I'm moving to a larger one in a few months. Here I can only use 3M hooks on the wall and that's it but when I'm moving I'll finally be able to hang shelving and pegboards etc. So I can't wait to get the sewing room of my dreams again. I've had it before but not here. But I love your pegboard ideas. Thanks for all the great ideas. Now all you need is a Singer Featherweight, or is that hidden in some little cubby? 😊. Fortunately I'm extremely organized in my sewing room but I love thing new ideas and I love the one up the little fabric sleeve you have next to your sewing machine. I think that will be on my to-do list to make after I get my next two quilts completed. But you have many other ideas I will copy. Thank you so much for your enthusiasm. Love your video and subscribe d
Yayyy, I’m glad you’ll be getting your sewing room back soon! I don’t have a vintage Singer, but my mom has my Grandma’s with the cabinet.
You gave me some great ideas for my sewing room. I love the table that moves up and down.
Thank you for sharing. Scissor holders - so creative!
Thank you 💕
Wrapping the bobbin - wow, a great idea
You are amazing! I’ve watched way too many sewing/craft room makeovers. You’d is the absolute best! Tank you
Thanks so much! 🥰
Thanks for including the links - that cart table IS a game changer!
Can we talk about that amazing sweater you are wearing?? I love it!
You are just adorable sweet person. Great ideas. Thanks for sharing 😊
If it’s in an enclosed container it doesn’t exist. You have been in my head!!😮😂
I LOVE the bobbin wrapping hint !!!
Oh I am SO guilty of not knowing what I have if it’s in an enclosed space! Wire drawers are such a great tip! Love this!!!
I have a sneaker obsession so I put half my collection in drawers. Ask me which sneakers never get worn? The ones in drawers that I don’t see on a regular basis. SMH
Thank you so much for this! I, too, have all my craft supplies, including a workbench for my jewelry making in my formal living room! But... it is a wreck! Being new to sewing- I needed ideas & yours are fabulous!🤩
Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy learning from you. I am in the process of remodeling my office/sewing room and LOVE your style. It's all about functionality and storage. You're my new sewing idol. ❤
So happy for you with the success of your channel. You deserve it ❤️
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
Those organizers next to your sewing machine/serger are absolutely genius!! I'll have to try making something like that.
Excellent video with nice options for organization! I really like the way you repurposed the card file and made it a piece of furniture. I think I need the Ikea peg board. I have a tiny bedroom that is my sewing room and I need to start using the vertical space. TFS
Love the wire drawers! I often forget about I have😂
Love the card cabinet. I have things all over my sewing corner, definitely need those wire drawers.
Things on wheels ❤️❤️❤️! And I love the two matching Ikea islands I landed for free. Game changer for working on either clothes or (short ends together) curtains!
You have achieved Greatness in figuring out what is important, useful, flexible, practical, versatile, and beautiful when designing and organizing your sewing room. Although I don't have the same amount of space as your former living room, I can incorporate many of your great ideas into my small space. Thank you very much for sharing!
I found this video searching for ideas for a sewing studio that will be built toward the end of the year. OMG!! So glad I did! I'll be watching many more! I also just got a new fabricator and was super excited to see that you had one! Looking forward to viewing all you've got!!
We share a lot of similar storage techniques. Off to get the rolling cart from Michaels!
What a beautiful, functional space! I love your style and thoughtful organization of your tools and supplies.
I have got to get me a card catalogue!! Genius idea.
I just found your channel and I am so Impressed. I can't wait to watch more of your videos.
OMG, I just found you. You rock, love your energy and way of being.
Thank you so much for your video. You are a breath of fresh air to watch and love your enthusiasm for what you do. As a new subscriber, I am so so pleased to have found you.
Thank you 💕 Welcome to the BlueprintDIY family! 🤗
Good morning, U are good with ideas to use within the sewing a space I love your ideas. Thanks
Thank you 💕
Yes there were some super cute pieces shown. Designers I’ve never heard of too. So many ideas 💡! Again appreciate you for sharing all of these ideas that inspire you, to help inspire others! 🥰
Thank you 💕
I love organiser's next to mashines ..its smart !
What a beautiful sewing space. It’s spacious, well organised, everything is accessible and it’s aesthetically pleasing ❤
I saw your folding table & bought one the next week. Love it!
Yayyy! I love mine!
Great ideas and I love your space!
I just found your channel and I absolutely love it! I am about to up cycle my entire wardrobe!!!! Yes
Yayyy ☺️
I LOVE your sewing space, it's a creative wonderland 💭🎉🎨. Sooo many neat ideas and I love all the peg - board thread walls (so colorful). Now you've inspired me to take another look at my sewing station and see how I can maximize my space to its fullest potential. Thanks again Angelina.💞💕
So glad to help!
Hello my friend I love those Storage books looks beautiful
Thank you 💕
OMG - Out of sight, out of mind! I do that all the time! I just bought a new tape measure because I couldn't find the three I already had. On the plus side, the new one is so soft and pliable. I hadn't realized that my 40+ year old ones, I think one was my mother's, had gotten that stiff. Or maybe they just make them out of softer material now. Great video!
Oh I never thought about that. I have some that are stiffer than the others as well.
Love, love love the sleeve next to the machine! I'll be making a couple of those!!
I love the tip for bobbins
This motivated me to put my patterns in my unused cube storage!!
Yayyy
Love your room and your spirit ❤ Thanks for sharing😊 Houston, Texas
Your facial expressions always make me smile.
🤣 Thank you
omgosh....I love this room. I am so envious of all that work space. I live in a 4 room house and I have NO room for anything. I have just recently thought about sewing again after a 30 year hiatus. I still have not ordered my sewing machine - no matter which one I like - so many negative reviews. I am scared to spend alot of money on one. If I could get a semi-reliable machine and it would last 5 years - I would be thrilled. Anywho--thanks for your videos. I recently discovered you and you are awesome!!
Great ideas, thank you. Your sweater is beautiful.
I... love... this... video! You are so charismatic, I feel like we are cut from the same cloth! Thank you for inspiring me to engage with my creative space more and make it work better for me. I'm tight on money and I'm prioritizing too many other things in my life right now... so what you said about stuff on surfaces moving to other surfaces was all too accurate 😆 But I'm a maker at heart too and I deserve a dedicated space to create, no matter how small it starts off as. Thank you for sharing yours! It's beautiful!
Thank you so much!!! I was considering converting my living room into a functional space, but was hesitant...but now after listening to you, I’m encouraged!!! Mine will be for a library/art room...Thanks again!
That’s going to be amazing! I’m excited for you ☺️
I would love create that yellow sweater you have on
Thank you for the info! In the future I will be a mobile sewist and since I am rather new to sewing I don't really know what I will need for space or what all I will be storing just yet. I will be living in a camper van out west and I am considering a sewing channel eventually to go with the van life. Living in a camper van I will be limited on room but I plan to have an awning with detachable walls and screens to make a sewing room while I am parked for a longer stay. I hadn't thought of the peg board so I believe I have an idea. I can tell I may end up pulling a cargo trailer just for all my sewing stuff. Hehe
Omg yes I'm such a victim of if it's put away it ceases to exist. Great video and so relatable.
Yup, I need to go through my stash now for that very reason 🤭
@@BlueprintDIY I've used hollow books to protect my good scissors from the rest of my household for years. I liked seeing someone else using them too! I blame Tuesday Morning for a sale way back when and I bought a cartful lol.
I'm definitely going to buy some of those peg board
I am obsessed with your tips!! Super beginner sewer here, but (since I am such a planner) your setup is super helpful as a guide. Thank you! Most importantly, this newbie really appreciates how you explain the practical/relatable "whys" for each element.
Oh yeah, and let's not forget to give a shoutout to your CARD CATALOG!!
Yayyy, I love the card catalog! I’m so grateful to be a small part of your sewing journey.
This is my first time watching you. I love your ideas and YOUR ENERGY! Thanks!
I also got 2 tall card catalogs when the local university changed to digital. The legs look like a coffee table that the drawers sit on. All together, the two are about 5’ tall and 6-8’ long. Beautiful!
Yes, I’m bet they’re absolutely gorgeous!
I am soooo getting one of those folding cart tables!
You really have some great gadgets there!
Unfortunately I don't have much space for big cabinets, so I improvised a little. My cutting table is self-made with little ikea cube storage cabinets mounted together and a big tabletop. To safe additional space I can simply move it around with the wheels on the bottom and the table holds all my fabrics.
That’s smart!
My favorite storage is a metal pattern cabinet that I bought from a sewing store that was going out of business.
Wow, you have some great pieces!
I know I am late to this video but,
I want to thank you so much for saying “this is my house” I have been at a crossroad with what to do??? I have a 3 bedroom home and my upstairs bedroom is my eBay store and my guest bedroom is barely ever used - I currently have taken over my dining room for my crafting and sewing, but I really want to ditch the second bedroom and turn it into my work space.
And by golly 😊that is what I am going to do. I tuned into your video for some helpful ideas and - that was exactly what I received.
Thank you for this advice and info - it is a game changer for me.
Yayyy! I’m so happy for you!
Thrift stores are great. I found some BEAUTIFUL drapery fabric. It's brand new. I'm going to make valances out of it.