My fabric hoard (on the left) would just about fit in the box the furnace came in. That's a smaller than average hoard, don't you think? |
The new furnace next to my main worktable, along with my regular machine and serger. Drawers under this table contain notions and such. |
Not so subtle product placement for Haberman Fabrics, next to sheet metal pliers and whatever that other thing is. |
Sawzall and sewing machine foot controller peacefully coexisting |
One of two file cabinet that house my patterns along with parts of the bookcases. |
I've had to channel my energy elsewhere this week. My husband and I are going to spend the day today (or the whole weekend) putting the room back together. Looking on the bright side, I'm grateful it wasn't a flood at least. And it will give me an opportunity to thin things out a bit. Less clutter equals a quieter mind!
It's great that you seem to have gotten a lot of work done there. With all of that galvanized by the arrival of your new furnace, or at least getting the right one installed. Treat that as a benefit because that one will serve you well, whatever the weather may bring you. In any way, good going. Thanks for sharing that! All the best!
ReplyDeleteHenrietta Fuller @ Bri-Tech Heating and Cooling
Placing that furnace in your sewing room would be very helpful feel warm during cold weather. It would enable you to finish your sewing project comfortably. I hope everything in your sewing room is in order now. Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteMelinda Rose @ Phoenix South HVAC