I'm still trying to unpack in our new home. I've almost unpacked everything from my previous guest room/junk room/quilt room/craft room into my new quilt room/playroom/exercise room. My hubby was kind enough to install some new cabinets in the room for me. My problem is that I'm not sure how I want to organize it all. I know there's at least one book out there on how to organize a quilting room. I was wondering if any of you had any other resources or suggestions on how you have organized things in your work spaces.
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February 09, 2005
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- Joanne Larsen Line: Quilts From The Quilmaker's Gift
Just as inspiring as the story books it comes form. This would be a great book for a beginner, novice, or expert quiltmaker. The quilts in the pictures are very inspiring and the instructions for each project are laid out very well. The authur gives a fabric list for each quilt for several sizes and then explains the construction process. - Jeff Brumbeau: Quiltmaker's Journey
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I fell in love with this book as soon as I saw it at my local quilt shop. It practically leapt into my stack of things I was purchasing. I love the arework. Quilt patterns and fabric images are so beautifully woven into each scene. I've bought every book associated with this one and have loved them all. I haven't read it to M- and A- yet, they haven't developed the patience to sit and listen to it yet ..but soon. - Pat Speth: Nickel Quilts
I've wanted this book for awhile but still haven't bought it yet. I'm participating in my guilds' charm square exchange on the assumption I will eventually buy this book. - Jinny Beyer: Designing Tessellations
I need to add this book to my wishlist. I love tesselating patterns and would like to learn how to dessign my own. - Jinny Beyer: Quiltmaking by Hand
I love all of the sewing history in this book. Everything you need to know about hand piecing a quilt. Very inspiring and motivating. An easy read. - Marsha McCloskey: Blended Quilts
I took a class from Marsha one year at the MAQF and enjoyed it immensely. I love flipping through this book to see the beautiful quilts.
Organizing a quilt room is a project. I used a book that I borrowed from my sister. She purchased it at a quilt store in Gilbert, AZ. It gave me the courage to move the room around and try it out with different configurations. I will try to find the title of the booklet.
Posted by: Anonymous | March 14, 2006 at 09:00 AM