My studio consists of 3 large rooms on the second floor of my house.

Room #1 has a 48" AVL loom, 2 computers, 2 computer desks, office
supplies/files, a design desk and a 15 ft wall of books, magazines and
colour co-ordinated binders. (black for AVL fabric swatches, red for
dyed,
blue for wadmal, purple for summer&winter, etc.)

Room #2 has floor to ceiling shelves of yarn on all 4 walls. The yarn
follows the colour wheel around the room. The finest yarn on the top
shelf,
chenilles and fancy yarn in the middle and mohair and wool at the
bottom. In
the middle of the room are 45" and a 22" looms and 2 tables.

Room #3 has a 40" x 8' surface in the middle of the room. The surface
holds
4 large olfa cutting boards, a padded iron surface and a boiler iron.
Shelves are underneath for shoulder pads, interfacing etc. Also
underneath
is a large art cabinet system. I keep my clear plastic jacket patterns
flat
in these drawers.
The industrial serger and sewing machine are along the wall. Also a
floor to
ceiling shelf holding commercial fabrics for facings and linings and
another
shelf with bins (yes, colour co-ordinated) for leftover bits of woven
fabric
which eventually end up as pieced jackets.

Only problem is that leaves no room to sleep. I wonder who invented
the
Murphy Bed?
Lucille Crighton


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