That's gorgeous. And represents a LOT of work.I finished the peacock quilt tonight
View attachment 406640View attachment 406641View attachment 406642
I don't know if you can see, but I used some of the fabric you kindly gave meThat's gorgeous. And represents a LOT of work.
My preference has been for some kind of shelving from Ikea, I have some Ivar, a Kallax and some kitchen cabinets without doors. Or if you want tidy, then a shallow Ikea Pax wardrobe with lots of shelves.I'm having a mega reorganisation and trying to decide what kind of boxes or bags I need to keep my fabric stash in
I keep the majority of my sewing supplies like fabric in a two drawer chest made by my dad years ago. Keeps it organised but out of general view and free of dust.I'm having a mega reorganisation and trying to decide what kind of boxes or bags I need to keep my fabric stash in
Stunning, equationgirl. It's funny, I was thinking about peacocks a couple of days ago for some reason and remembered about your quilt so I was wondering how you were getting on with it! That's really something special, you can see a lot of love and work have gone into it.I finished the peacock quilt tonight
View attachment 406640View attachment 406641View attachment 406642
The kitchen cabinets went under my cutting table in my old house, so not so much dust or sunlight and the right height (c85cm) for a work table. But they are currently stacked up in my new house, look a bit messy and I am worried about sunlight, so I was thinking of adding a curtain.I keep the majority of my sewing supplies like fabric in a two drawer chest made by my dad years ago. Keeps it organised but out of general view and free of dust.
Depending where you intend keeping it, and what room you have available (and how much you have) a chest of drawers or wardrobe like Boudicca suggests might be good options.
You should see 2016
Well, I've got a built in wardrobe with shelves, but I have a moth issue and want it in containers on the shelves. Also this should help me organise it into different types of fabric. Clothing storage bags would be space efficient but squash it a bit. Plastic boxes would be good but not sure how space efficient.My preference has been for some kind of shelving from Ikea, I have some Ivar, a Kallax and some kitchen cabinets without doors. Or if you want tidy, then a shallow Ikea Pax wardrobe with lots of shelves.
Thank you, that's lovely of you to say.Stunning, equationgirl. It's funny, I was thinking about peacocks a couple of days ago for some reason and remembered about your quilt so I was wondering how you were getting on with it! That's really something special, you can see a lot of love and work have gone into it.
I fucking love that there bird, the proportions are delightful, I love the darker colouring round the head and beak and the crazy paving glaze around the neck. The whole thing's exquisite and now I guess you're going to tell me it's a giraffeToday was raku day - I need to wax and waterproof these
View attachment 401633View attachment 401634View attachment 401635View attachment 401636
I fucking love that there bird, the proportions are delightful, I love the darker colouring round the head and beak and the crazy paving glaze around the neck. The whole thing's exquisite and now I guess you're going to tell me it's a giraffe
Such beautiful texture! I think I need to look into Tunisian crochetI've done swatches before View attachment 412518but this is my first proper Tunisian crochet
Brilliant, you're very talentedI've done swatches before View attachment 412518but this is my first proper Tunisian crochet
That's amazing!I've done swatches before View attachment 412518but this is my first proper Tunisian crochet
I love that!Kindle case.
View attachment 426893
That's full stitch.Such beautiful texture! I think I need to look into Tunisian crochet