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06 December 2008

My sewing room

OK, so SO showed me how to do this. This is my new sewing room. Our pull out couch with my stufties on it:





The closet doors with some patriotic hangy things my aunt finished for me last year. I love patriotic stuff and I like having them there.






This is my bookcase with most of my charts on it. I've hung my finished wallhanging for Kitty Cat Dreams on there too, til we get my pictures hung up.



The coffee table with my evolving art project of floss in it. On the right is one of my favorite books, a book about Maryland schoolgirl samplers. In the early 1800s, a woman ran a stitching school here in my new town. She's buried at the church up the street from me.



My pride and joy, a very old nightgown that was hand made, even the lace, and lovingly repaired. I imagine this was the maker's wedding nightgown. It must have been special to have been saved and loved like this. I know it is for me, and I hope it is there for happy times like it probably was for her.




And the detail of the bodice. How lovely. One of those things you must have or your life is not quite the same.

6 comments:

Daffycat said...

Oh, how fun to see your stitchy stuff! I like to see how others organize things!

Natasha said...

WoooHoooo pictures YEAH!! I am excited to see fianally photos of your stitching.

So how does it feel having your own little space? I loved having mine while it lasted LOL

You are doing great posting your photos.
Natasha

Suzanne said...

Room looks great!

Suzanne

LoriRay said...

Yay, pictures to look at! :-)

I love your stitching area! Those patriotic pieces you have are fantastic.

That gown in incredible. No wonder you are so proud to own it.

Pumpkin said...

I love seeing into your sewing room :o) You've got a great set up there.

That nightgown is just gorgeous! What a beautiful heirloom :o)

LoneStar said...

Enjoy your new space! And have fun organizing it.

I love the antique gown! I enjoy collecting antique crocheted doilies, so I know how much fun it is to find something like that in really good shape.

Lisa (Texan)

I do my thing and you do yours. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, then it is beautiful. If not, it can’t be helped--Frederick Perls