Quilting space

Exit78 Photo of the Day #102

Karen’s working area has undergone a complete makeover over the last year or so.  Part of a fairly old house, the room is an odd shape, only 9 feet wide and the last third slopes from the normal 8 feet down to just over 6. Knotty pine planking on the wall, laminate and a rug on the floor, and cedar planking on the ceiling, combined with new track lighting and a large storage area (not shown), leaves the room with a totally new and different feeling.

Quilting space, with quilting frame for hand quilting, sewing machine for machine quilting, and a design wall. May 3, 2018, (Apple iPhone 6s)

Quilting space, with quilting frame for hand quilting, sewing machine for machine quilting, and a design wall. May 3, 2018, (Apple iPhone 6s)

This post is part of a previous post on Haw Creek, Quilting & Town.


Series notes:

  • The photos in this series are (usually) randomly selected from a batch of photos specifically “curated” for Exit78 Photo of the Day.
  • Each photo in this series is an “original work” – a copyright term – of Michael Goad.
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  • Rummuser May 23, 2018 Link

    It is very fetching indeed.
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    • Mike May 23, 2018 Link

      Thanks! I’ve added a couple of floating shelves above her computer table since that photo was taken.
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  • Hilary May 23, 2018 Link

    Hi Mike – gosh Karen must be thrilled and must make her life so much easier … the whole set up looks so professional – wonderful – cheers to you both – Hilary
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    • Mike May 24, 2018 Link

      She does like it. Along with the room remodel, she got two new work tables that I “made.” Her computer table, on the far end of the room, was assembled from an unfinished wood table top and 4 legs at just the right height for computing. The other table is a multi-function table. In the picture it is set up for machine quilting. She also uses it as a cutting table. I found an adjustable height mechanism for this one and all she has to do is operate a hand crank to raise and lower it.
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