Hi, I'm in the US and I live with my daughter and son-in-law. I have just about all of my sewing stuff in my bedroom, my cutting table is folded up and in the living room, so when I cut anything out I just bring the sides up and close it back up after. It's amazing what we can do with the limited space we have. Love your videos❤

Thanks for the tour. I'm in a box room too. Space is a bit of an issue but you have laid yours out very nicely. It looks good x

Lovely sewing room x

I have a Scovil Driz Superboard, which I use on my dining room table, as I don't have space for a separate cutting table. It is very old. I've probably had it for more than 40 years, so its looking a bit tired. It folds up, so takes up virtually no space but is 2m long by about 1 meter wide, so it is slightly wider and slightly longer than my dining room table, so I'm able to get most fabric laid out on it. It is both metric and imperial, has markings for cross grain, curved hems, small and short scallops as well as square markings on it. It is quite thick but, does fold up. You couldn't use a rotary cutter on it but fine with scissors. I believe it or something similar is still available. You could, of course, use it on the floor and I have been known to cut out on my lounge floor, especially curtains. I did create myself a sewing space, which is one of my spare rooms. It is looking particularly untidy at the moment and needs a good sort out, but I've been just so busy. Its great to have some dedicated space as I was working in the dining room prior to that, which equally always looked a mess!!

Hi Dianne, I think to have any space at all is a blessing, I have a 36inch wide space plus all the wall which I put up 3 shelves which hold my sewing, knitting and crocheting books, some fabric, small iron projects in bags waiting to be sewn up, my over locker and sewing machine which sit on top of the chest of draw that has 3 draws, which holds all notions and cotton reels/ cones m y chair holds up when not in use and sits beside the chest of draws. I intend having a bench top slightly higher than the chest of draws the full 36 inch wide and having side runners to hold another bench to fit under neath the lop bench enabling me to keep my cutting mat on and pull out when needed . Your husband's handy maybe you could consider something similar under your bench top.any way enjoyed your video.have a good weekend. Susan🌼🌸🌻🌺

Cute

Lovely to see your sewing room update Dianne. Ikea are great for storage ideas aren't they? I've seen that gate-legged table and it's even got drawers in it! Would be great for anyone who has a bit of space for it, even if it was in a different room. Thanks for another interesting vlog ☺

It’s so neat and tidy and inviting. Great dedicated sewing space. Thanks for sharing.

I've come to the conclusion that sewing is a messy business!😂. Your sewing room looks terrific. I'm also using the smallest bedroom in my house and every so often I just have to re-arrange everything and pack stuff away for a change! Thanks for sharing.

I think your space is lovely. Very bright and cheery. I have a dedicated sewing room now but I started off sewing at one end of a walk-in closet. I do have one suggestion, especially since you said in another comment that your husband is handy - you could add more shelves inside the wardrobe. It already has peg holes up the sides and you/hubby can use the shelf at the bottom for a template and just buy pegs to hold up the additional shelves. Then you could have bins and boxes to neaten up the piles.

I suppose it's just use what's available. Who wants a big dedicated area/sewing space with all the extras 😂

Where did you get the yellow mannequin