You could better appreciate the transformation of this room had I taken "before" photos.
This is and "empty nest" (thank the lord) bedroom that is now a wonderful Sewing Studio.
It can still double as a guest room. One could only hope that the warriors on the wall will protect them in their dreams rather than give them nightmares.
I made the kites in 1980s to decorate a back yard where we were having a themed neighborhood progressive dinner. They are not my design as I did in fact copy them from a book. Sorry, I could not find the book this morning to credit it.
My friend, the organization guru knew about the kites and the last thing we did was arrange the kite gallery. I really really do like the eclectic look and juxtaposition of the kites with the quilts. I will be changing the window treatment next. A Sewing project.
Expect it,
Sharon
Wow Sharon - truly a transformed room! I really like the quilts and can't wait to see what you do to the window.
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It's wonderful!!! :)
ReplyDeletei know you will be creating wonderful things in this great space!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheery and bright room to create in! It looks fabulous...love the quilts.
ReplyDeleteMy new sewing room also doubles as a guest room...to have sweet sewing dreams in.
Very nice and organized. I'll get one of those some day....
ReplyDeleteYippee for the new sewing studio! I have thought of bringing my current projects & machines upstairs as well.
ReplyDeleteI hope you love it! I love all the old quilts you have! :)
what a treasure trove of guilts and fibers and banners with all kinds of expression
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my favorite picture
the full legnth mirrored sharon image!
Sharon, Love your new sewing room, the storage (!!) and LOVE, LOVE,LOVE, the quilts. And, that photo of you...just too cute! Take care, pat
ReplyDeleteThat would do me just fine for a guest bedroom :-)
ReplyDeleteI was surprised at the Asian art on the walls and I love the look.
Darla
Oh My Gosh! I love both rooms!! They're so neat!! Lucky you after much hard work decluttering.
ReplyDeleteThe reflective pic of you is very nice.
Sharon,
ReplyDeleteI was just wondering where the bird is? *S..
Love all the quilts. Can't wait to see what you will come up with.
Darlene ox
This room is wonderfully creative. Love the contrast of your vintage quilts and the asian artwork. It is always nice to have the things you love around you when you work. Very nice job!!! Where did you find those quilts?? I would just LOVE to find some old ones, and in as good a shape as yours are. Are they family heirlooms?
ReplyDeleteWow!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic sewing studio Sharon! Beautiful quilts (did you make those you clever girl....love that warm yellow). Most envious too of the beautiful Klimt book and I think those Asian warriors look amazing.
ReplyDeleteJacky xox
it is so organized and looks calming too! And what wonderful quilts.
ReplyDeleteI like your new sewing room because it looks very comfortable. It is very organized and the designs on the quilts and kites looks great.
ReplyDeleteIt is sunflower lovely...I just love what you have done. The quilts are amazing. Thank you for coming by, I will keep peddling. I need support...Your, Mary
ReplyDeleteGood job!!!
ReplyDeleteSharon~
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun, colorful, bright room. You look like a fun loving lady, love your pic too. Fun to read your blog tonight!
Lucky lady having two studio spaces, this area looks so inspiring. I love all of the colour everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI love the room, but I LOVE the quilts! Each autumn finds me putting aside other interests and taking up quilting again. I have two tops that my great-grandmother pieced, and your quilts remind me that I should finally quilt them.
ReplyDeleteI found this blog post after Google-ing "sewing studio/bedroom". I too have an empty nest and need to have both a sewing room and guest bedroom. Loved your pictures and got some good ideas!
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