Massive Cutting Table Workspace for my new Sewing Room
Easily fitting into my basement sewing room with dimensions at 58″ wide and 82″ long, this large table top enables me to cut large lengths of fabric.
18th Century Virginia Musings
Easily fitting into my basement sewing room with dimensions at 58″ wide and 82″ long, this large table top enables me to cut large lengths of fabric.
Wow! I love how the updated 18th century design transitions between the stark white of my sewing wall and the stark black of my library.
For the objective to make a slide with threads, he chose two spools from my sewing kit, red and purple.
Wow! So that’s what they look like up close!
Now that we’ve remodeled the kitchen, our friends who have kindly complimented are work are now inspired to do a few projects with their kitchen, too.
Our study area is named the Patrick Henry Room, after the 18th century homeschooler who became the firebrand of the American Revolution.
Not wanting an orangy look, I chose this dark walnut for the stain, which brings out great contrast and richness, complementing all those gorgeous trees.
And then…my clothes rack full of my dresses and our historical costumes fell off the wall of the master suite clothes closet.
With this fancy stove I had a bit of learning curve in preparing Thanksgiving dinner, but it was the best meal we had the entire time in the house.
Despite my struggles, I conquered, and I love the look!
I selected the backing contrast color to coordinate somewhat with the new chair we had purchased.
Beginning my search for fabric I liked at JoAnn and Hancock, I also shopped at G Street Fabrics near Washington, D.C., as was highly recommended.