Back in January, I, temporarily made a design wall. A MUST-HAVE for every quilter, if you read my blog, you'll know that I can't live without it and get upset every single day that my huge room has slanted ceilings and I can't have it against the wall!!!!
The temporary wall has a few drawbacks, but I was so happy to have it that I've been living with them.
1. It's still too flimsy.
2. It blocks some of my HQ16 machine.
3. It blocks some of my cutting table.
4. The flannel is stretched properly yet.
5. Hard to move.
6. It really is in the way and if the window is open and there's a breeze, smaller blocks blow everywhere.
This sounds like it's not worth it, but it really, really is.
That's my whine for today...maybe I'll go look at wheels or one of those garment racks and see if I can adapt it to my needs.
Or, maybe I'll just live with it for awhile longer.
Or, maybe I should buy a "real" one.
Gloria
The temporary wall has a few drawbacks, but I was so happy to have it that I've been living with them.
1. It's still too flimsy.
2. It blocks some of my HQ16 machine.
3. It blocks some of my cutting table.
4. The flannel is stretched properly yet.
5. Hard to move.
6. It really is in the way and if the window is open and there's a breeze, smaller blocks blow everywhere.
This sounds like it's not worth it, but it really, really is.
That's my whine for today...maybe I'll go look at wheels or one of those garment racks and see if I can adapt it to my needs.
Or, maybe I'll just live with it for awhile longer.
Or, maybe I should buy a "real" one.
Gloria
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