Almost every sewing enthusiast dreams of having a functional and beautiful sewing room – or a space dedicated to sewing and sewing supplies. Imagine a space where you can leave your sewing machine, projects and supplies out. It doesn’t need to be a room with 4 walls, but a dedicated space for your creative energy available for you at any time.
To help you create a sewing room that even sewlebrities would admire, we’ve curated a collection featuring real sewing rooms, ideas and expert advice. Make your dream sewing space a reality. Let these real sewing rooms inspire you and learn some valuable organizational tips along the way.
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Fresh Start for a Sewing Space
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Playing with Pegboard
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What Makes a Sewing Space Great?
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Another Look at Kenneth D. King’s Sewing Space
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More Images from Louise Cutting’s Sewing Room
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Helen Haughey’s Favorite Tools and Storage Solutions
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An Inside Look at Mary Ray’s Sewing Studio
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Ruth Ciemnoczolowski’s Sewing Room
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A Closer Look at Denyse Schmidt’s Quilting Studio
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Debbie Bone-Harris’ Sewing Room Extras
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9 Ideas to Decorate your Sewing Room
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Create a Personal Crafting Space Using Go-Organize.com Craft Storage Cubes
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Storage Solutions Brought to You by Go-Organize.com
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Bookshelves from Go-Organize.com are Perfect for Displaying Finished Items
I find it very interesting that these are actual working studios. Mine is organized, but being a full time endeavor, it's certainly not the lovely spaces seen in the article. Very nice, but...