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Your Quilting Needs Based On You, Your Stash, And Other Stuff
Your Style:
Are you a one-at-a-time project person or do you have lots of different projects
going at one time?
What categories of sewing projects do you do? Which do you most enjoy?
Do you sew one-of-a-kind projects or many of the same items at a time?
Do you like to have your stash and stuff out in the open, or behind closed doors
and drawers?
Are you satisfied with how you have your space arranged? What would you like to
change and what would be the result of these changes? What is your budget for
making these changes?
Do you have a preference over plastic, wicker, wood or cardboard containers?
List the steps you take from beginning to end to accomplish the type of sewing
you do.
Books and patterns:
Line them up and measure the inches of space needed ______.
Allow for additions.
Do you need a place near you to refer to a pattern?
Design/decision area:
Where do you plan and play before getting started, or as you go?
Measure/cut area:
Where do you measure and cut?
List the tools you have for measuring
List the tools you have for cutting
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Your Stash:
How much fabric do you have on hand?
Number of bolts_____
Number of “quarters_____”
Number of other______
How many inches high and wide is your stash?
Your Machines:
How many machines do you have?
List them:
Do you use every machine all the time, or is there a machine you rarely use but
must keep?
Space surrounding your machines
What other functions can you perform while seated at your machine/s?
Thread:
# of small spools______ # of large cones______ # of small
tubes________# of large tubes ________
Do you need them to be color coded? How would you color code them?
Other notions:
List them by category:
Inspiration:
Design:
Cut/measure/pin:
Stash related:
Machine related:
Pressing related:
Batting:
Binding:
Labels:
Your Style:
Are you a one-at-a-time project person or do you have lots of different projects
going at one time?
What categories of sewing projects do you do? Which do you most enjoy?
Do you sew one-of-a-kind projects or many of the same items at a time?
Do you like to have your stash and stuff out in the open, or behind closed doors
and drawers?
Are you satisfied with how you have your space arranged? What would you like to
change and what would be the result of these changes? What is your budget for
making these changes?
Do you have a preference over plastic, wicker, wood or cardboard containers?
List the steps you take from beginning to end to accomplish the type of sewing
you do.
Books and patterns:
Line them up and measure the inches of space needed ______.
Allow for additions.
Do you need a place near you to refer to a pattern?
Design/decision area:
Where do you plan and play before getting started, or as you go?
Measure/cut area:
Where do you measure and cut?
List the tools you have for measuring
List the tools you have for cutting
__________________
Your Stash:
How much fabric do you have on hand?
Number of bolts_____
Number of “quarters_____”
Number of other______
How many inches high and wide is your stash?
Your Machines:
How many machines do you have?
List them:
Do you use every machine all the time, or is there a machine you rarely use but
must keep?
Space surrounding your machines
What other functions can you perform while seated at your machine/s?
Thread:
# of small spools______ # of large cones______ # of small
tubes________# of large tubes ________
Do you need them to be color coded? How would you color code them?
Other notions:
List them by category:
Inspiration:
Design:
Cut/measure/pin:
Stash related:
Machine related:
Pressing related:
Batting:
Binding:
Labels:
I love to sew! But, I know it can feel overwhelming when your creative flow is
interrupted because of misplaced items or messes that cover up your work area.
I can help you be neat as a pin, and we'll have fun getting there.
To get started, look over the inventory below, than contact me to go over it.
interrupted because of misplaced items or messes that cover up your work area.
I can help you be neat as a pin, and we'll have fun getting there.
To get started, look over the inventory below, than contact me to go over it.
| File don't pile. Fabric is to be displayed like flowers, not stacked like pancakes. |