The longarm is set up and it fits better than I expected. I’ll only walk around one side (I did the same at the apartment so I’m used to it). If you remember, I downsized to a smaller machine and to a 10 foot table when we moved last year but this room is slightly smaller than the one I used in the apartment.
Deb uses the space under her machine for storage and I might give that a try. In the apartment, I moved the machine back and forth so it didn’t make sense to put stuff under it but I don’t think I’ll be moving it here.
That’s my desk in the corner – already kind of messy but I’ve been *working* off of it for almost 2 weeks now. I need to do some filing.
It looks small in this picture but there’s more than enough space to walk around the machine.
Wow…I’ve never really seen a longarm set up. Those honeys are big. Pretty great to have, I bet!
How exciting!!
I’ll bet after you got that all set up you looked around and thought to yourself “Yep, not it’s starting to look like home!”Hurray!!dawn
Yahoooooo Mr. Gammie is up. Prince Charming (mine) is set against the wall. Sure wish I had a 10ft table instead of 12ft. Looks good.
Looks like it fits OK. You don’t have a batting bar under your table like I do, so you could probably get drawers on the font side as well as the back side and have twice as much storage under there as I do.Is Chesty feeling any better yet?
Yippee, glad it all fits! Mary, what type Longarm do you have again, a Gamill?
Isn’t it great to get your space set up? Mine is set up so that it is workable, but there is more than needs to be done. Somehow, the “paying work” took over, and we’be been swamped with that. Have fun with your “settling in”Vicki
You msut be working yourself to death! Everything is coming together so quickly.
A lady after my own heart – get your priorties right LOL!I didn’t realise long armers were so big.
Yeah – the long arm is up!! Your quilting area will soon start to feel ‘like home’ even if the rest of the house is still in boxes 🙂
Yeah! Great priorities! Place to sleep then a place to sew. What’s going on there first? 😀
Mary,Are those edgerider wheels I notice on your Gammill? Do you LOVE them? A few of my friends have them, love them and can’t imagine NOT having them. They say the wheels make all the difference in the world!! No shimmy-ing, etc. I’m still wondering if I really NEED them….Your home looks awewome, by the way!! EnjoyDebbie MyersMcDeb1@aol.com