Your new little house looks a) so cute and b) huge! Yay for space!
I love how you've set up your new sewing area. Lots of open space, and what a view! Also, often closets don't have very sturdy walls compared to the use we want to get out of them. So you could put a low (or not low!) bookshelf in the closet for some more shelving. Currently, due to "that's what I have" mentality, my linens are stored on a bookshelf in the back hall. It actually works a lot better than the cubical rack I'd been using before!
Also, I've found the trick to have storage containers out and about in a space (my studio doubles as music and sewing/crochet/knit so I have stuff everywhere) is to make it look intentional with decoration. I have a couple of apple-picking baskets that I store my yarn in -- draped with a piece of brightly colored (but not garment-worthy) cloth, and it looks like a choice!
And my partner would be envious if he saw how little space your stash occupies!
Your new little house looks a) so cute and b) huge! Yay for space!
ReplyDeleteI love how you've set up your new sewing area. Lots of open space, and what a view! Also, often closets don't have very sturdy walls compared to the use we want to get out of them. So you could put a low (or not low!) bookshelf in the closet for some more shelving. Currently, due to "that's what I have" mentality, my linens are stored on a bookshelf in the back hall. It actually works a lot better than the cubical rack I'd been using before!
Also, I've found the trick to have storage containers out and about in a space (my studio doubles as music and sewing/crochet/knit so I have stuff everywhere) is to make it look intentional with decoration. I have a couple of apple-picking baskets that I store my yarn in -- draped with a piece of brightly colored (but not garment-worthy) cloth, and it looks like a choice!
And my partner would be envious if he saw how little space your stash occupies!