I liked it so much that I decided to use it for a blog post (or 2 or 10!)
The method to my madness...
In the last Decrapification Project post, I talked finding more room for storing my projects. In this post I will share the truth about reorganizing my studio.
While THIS side of the sewing room looks GREAT:
The other side is a TOTAL wreck!! (Just keepin' it real.) Don't worry, though. I'll fix it:
Special thanks to my friend, Tiffany, for sharing her Tetris skills to tackle this stage of the process!! |
It MIGHT have something to do with THIS truck...
Step 10 - Rent a truck. |
... And a really LONG trip (to the land of Sonny's BBQ.) Along with an overnight stay:
Step 11 - Drive a LONG way. |
And an interesting carpet in a far off hotel looks like a Modern quilt:
Some unique artwork:
The REAL reason for the Decrapification Project???
Before...
Over the river:
And through the woods:
OK, so it was actually around the lake and through the hills, but you get the point!! :P
We arrived home at midnight, so it was "all hands on deck" to unload the truck (and fall into bed!)
After some much-needed sleep, the entire family was on hand to schlep everything upstairs and by late afternoon, my studio was beginning to take on a new shape:
A day or two later, the rails were ready for a carriage ride:
By the next night, the machine head had taken pride of place:
Step 12 - Welcome my new-to-me APQS Millennium!! |
Until next time...
Dreams CAN come true!!
Yay, Joyful!!! I hope you have many years of quilty goodness with your new acquisition!
ReplyDeleteSuper. Now you can teach me a thing or two -- eventually. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous, Joy! What great fun you are going to have with your new machine. Can't wait to see your creations.
ReplyDeleteWoot!!! Congratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! I am so happy for you. You will put so much mileage on this little ... uhh big beauty. Enjoy! It is always easier to decrapificate a sewing room when something new is coming in. My decrapification is pretty much at a stand still now. But, enough about me. You go on and play with your new toy. ;^)
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! That's so exciting!
ReplyDeleteSo you just got your machine a year before I got mine, then! I remember that excitement of driving home with the machine all packed up in the back of the rental truck, butterflies in my stomach as I nervously watched my husband assemble the machine in my studio... How fun that you’ve got a post to share about this so we can all time travel back there with you! :-)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderfully fun to read about the big adventure. The suspense was killing me even though I had a big clue where we were headed. I look forward to reading more about all the things you've learned in four whole years! How fun. ~smile~ Roseanne
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