My husband’s desk now sits just outside the door of what is my sewing room.
The poor man.
It just pains him to have to look in the door.
I guess I can’t blame him.
My floor is just covered with a million of those crazy little dog ears trimmed off of radiant stars. I’m not sure what the deal is with the random shoe and flip-flop.
Anyone want to come help me recover my sewing room?
Yeah. Didn’t think so.
Vicki W says
Oh wow.
Deb says
My friend Sandra would love to, but I don’t think I could get her all the way to Iowa…
And as far as I’m concerned that looks like a well used room. That seems better to me than a room that looks like no one is ever in it.
tracey petersen says
Looks like a highly productive space to me.
My long suffering husband just sighs and piles all my stuff up. That way we at least get to see the table tops sometimes.
Warty Mammal says
This is what creativity looks like.
Sherri G in Kentucky says
Wow, yours looks worse than mine. Wait, maybe it’s just that I’m used to my mess! LOL
Ramona Quilter says
Thank you for these photos. They make my sewing room look like a doctor’s office. Yikes.
Liz A. says
Gee, looks familiar. Mine looks like that but I think my piles are taller. I’ll come help clean yours if you’ll come help clean mine!
Jorja says
You did file a police report, right?
Tina says
Nice!!
Sue says
My husband just closes the door to my sewing room whenever he walks by…I think he’s afraid something will reach out and pull him in, and he’ll be trapped in fabric hell.
I think my messy room is a reflection of my busy (and creative?) mind…yup, that’s what I think alright!
Kathy W. says
Well, that would explain why I don’t feel very creative. My space doesn’t look ANYTHING like yours does. I have an absolute obsession with cleaning up my sewing space when I’m done; apparently I clean out my brain at the same time.