Thank you! I even outgrew this one and just converted our garage. lol Take a look!kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pr-PfdSY29TJg3U.html

Our pleasure!

Welcome! Thanks for watching!

Thank you. The IKEA version was over $300 and we made this one for $80. :-)

Thank you so much!!

Well, I got most of my stuff because you had it. If you recall, I frequently told you that you were costing me money! lol

That's a great easy pattern for charity quilts. How wonderful that you do that. ((hugs!))

Fabulous re-use idea! Very smart. :-)

Kim Andrews Oh my goodness when i read about the Master i smiled. I was just trying to make my case about how I should make our Master into my sewing room LOL so far no go.

@@robinwoodard7898 When we moved in our current home I did take the master as my sewing rm. Our last house I had the formal living in the front of the house with huge windows-this master isn't as nice or as big but still loving it.

Hi Janice and local neighbor! I'm in LaVernia just down the road actually.

I LOVE my Red Snappers! I didn't point them out but they are right next to the first set of Alex drawers in that mailing tube I covered with cute cat fabric. :) Between the two, I'd take the SNC. I do enjoy embroidery, but I hate cutting more. lol

No, I wish I did! But the Quattro has two upgrade kits in it so it's the equivalent of a Dream.

My advice is to utilize your rooms according to the amount of time spent in them vs. what the master house blueprint says. Jean Truelove just downsized and she took over the formal living room for her sewing room because the new house has a family room that will have the TV, couches, lounging, etc. My husband took over my old sewing room so now our guest room is in my 41ft 5th wheel RV outside. Works fabulously!

Power Tools with Thread Agreed. I've watched Jean Truelove downsizing. Ha Ha her downsizing is 2.5 X's my house. I may not have a large RV but I do have a 14' travel trailer so that could be a spare bedroom (except during the winter, it's covered) . I'd love the space of the basement but I love the windows in the bedroom. Have a nice Sunday.

Smart! Upward space is always wasted, especially in our homes with taller ceilings now. I don't think I showed it but I keep a step stool in my room for reaching high places - and I'm 5'9". lol

That's a GREAT idea! I'd have to cut windows in the edges and top and then tape clear vinyl to the back of the "windows" so I could keep track of what's where. Thank you for sharing that. That's a great solution for those who can't or don't want to afford fancy plastic boxes.

Wow, thank you!

Ha! Me too! I've become quite the "Frankenbatter". lol I will use 505 spray on the backing and piece the batting strips into wall hangings or other small projects. I don't sew the strips together ahead of time because the quilting takes care of that. I just have to create a smooth rotary cutter line on the batting, spray the backing, and then make sure the edges line up exactly. When quilted, you can't tell the difference.

Oh gosh, that's a Kona solids sampler panel from Robert Kaufman fabrics. I use it all the time to find the right color when ordering online. I looked around online and most were sold out. Keep looking and I'm sure one will pop up on Etsy somewhere. Thanks!

It's a card reader and it has been spoken for. Thanks for watching!

I get most of my thread boxes from Hobby Lobby. They have an Options line of boxes that fit the Aurifill thread spools perfectly in height and width. My bobbins fit very well in the ArtBox containers that I also got at Hobby Lobby. Thanks for watching!

I made a video on it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fauKprhhnLSumac.html

You just need to make sure it's a hard wood and untreated. You don't want chemicals steaming into your fabrics. A child's wooden building block works well too if you can find one that is unpainted.

Hey Kristi, I try to keep only one of each item like my rulers unless I determine I need another one at our coastal home. I really have 3 sergers because I have another Brother 1034D down there. The Janome was my 2nd one and it broke thread constantly and I couldn't thread it so I gave up and bought the 2nd Brother 1034 ($199 at Walmart). Now the Janome has been serviced and sits as a spare if the 1034 ever needs to go into the shop. Doubtful though because I've had my first one for 15 years and it's never needed to be serviced. I love that machine. I may sell it, we'll see. Allbrands was very smart to loan me the Luminaire - they've made 3 sales that I'm aware of from my viewers. It's not uncommon for dealers to loan out equipment as a marketing tool. Allbrands has been great with me and I always send everyone to them because they are family owned and take such great care of their customers. :)

Thank you! My husband upholstered it for me. The top is layered like this: (starting from the bottom) a layer of 80/20 cotton batting, a thin sheet of clear vinyl as a moisture barrier from iron steam, a layer of thin poly batting, a layer of silver heat proof material like you'd use on an ironing board, and the outer layer is backing fabric I got from Connecting Threads. Here's a link to the heat proof fabric. I cut it up to make the size I needed - amzn.to/3aMDp3K The Hemness dress is perfect for this because the top is wood and took the upholstery stapes nicely.