Beautiful, organized, and cozy. I'm inspired!

Very informative! Thank you so much!

Can you show us how to make the other designs on the 1736 simplicity i would like to do B

I also love your cord management system. Very clever!

Thank you so much for sharing this

Really nice and well planned. I'm looking for inspiration for my sewing room makeover so I'll probably pinch some of your ideas.😂 Psst......I know what you mean about the smell of those green cutting mats! 🤭It does fade tho. 🙂

I wish I could have seen the pattern on the fabric before you cut it. Your directions are really good I am glad I watched before I started sewing this pattern.

I know this is a real old video now but I have to say I have made the Butterick 6018 dress twice now and love how it fits and flares out. I'd love to find the original and make that up too to see how it compares though!

Love the fabric of your blouse.❤

I love your room and equipment. Im about your height" and understand about bending over....i hate cords too. I had my room built and put in 7 or 8 outlets..im going to get those baskets. I also use Bernina they stitch beautifully.

I am wondering if there is a thin double-sided tape that is strong enough to to keep the warped edges down? Thx for the interesting tour. Handsome shop. Butcher block, eh? Great idea! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙂 Btw . . . Luv the colored lights. I love lights, too. 😁

nice

I made this hat also. It was my first project and I wish I had watched this video before. I did the piping and don't particularly care for it. Like you I agree the front brim is too short. I wish I had of had a suggestion to increase. I don't have the pattern or any material to match.

It is such a nice space Thanks!

I got that 3 piece cutting mat and you were right about the metal connectors - they caught fabric and would fly off. So I removed those connectors and use painting tape on the back to keep them together. Then the only problem is the seam - when you rotary cut over them there are times where just one thread won't cut because it's right over the seam.

You've given me several ideas for my new room. Thanks!

Lovely comprehensive tutorial! Your white one looks lovely. You’ve inspired me to make one next. I have been scratching my head, trying to work the sleeve pleats out. I just realised i’ve been stuck in a loop of astounding stupidity! In the worlds biggest DUH! moment, i just realised the 3/4 sleeves only have two pleats. No wonder the notches were ’wrong’. 😂. Gawd, what an idiot. That’s what i get for not reading the instructions properly! 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️🤣 Thank goodness for people like yourselves who go to the effort to make these tutorials.

oh my....what a beautiful space! I love it! Very nice!

IV pole is a great idea! I won't have to worry about where to mount my tank since I have limited space. Thank you!!

It's been 3 years since you posted this, I'm curious how things are going now for you with this iron? Is it still working well? I'm debating which model to get.

Please share the patters for your knombs, I love them, they are super cool ❤

Amazing explanation, thanks so much

Hi wonderful video, any comments after two years of ownership? Maybe a follow up video after two years of use? Thanks in advance

I find this boiler has much stronger steam than Laura Star systems. I bought a Laura Star two years ago and it clog already

Very good sewing room tour! I'm excited that I'll be able to set up a dedicated sewing/craft room in my new home in the next few months, so I've been scouring YT sewing channels for tour vlogs. I really like what you did with your room. The added overhead lighting is not something generally shown on sewing room tours, and I appreciate that you included that. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for sharing. I have this pattern and your review and video was very helpful.

Can you please tell me the dimensions of your sewing room.

Put a sticker on your handle ( put my down) ❤

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This is very useful because I’m a kid and I tried ironing my jacket without my parents supervision. I nearly had a heart attack because I thought it didn’t turn off

go buy Philips GC3920 and you will love it, best steam iron with cheap price

Fantastic video review. I have the 3000IS and their heated vac/blower ironing board 500VB. I really love it, it is a game-changer. When I looked, it was between this set-up, the Laurastar, and the Miele. Glad that I chose the Reliable. On another note, your detailed description saved me a tech call to Reliable Support. I couldn't get the boiler to turn on and the low water light was on after a refill of 50/50 water. I didn't even think about the reset button under the screw on/off cap as it is not really described that you must do this each time you refill the tank! LOL, Much thanks again.

Love love love your sewing room! I am very inspired by it. Thank you for sharing

What are the rough dimensions of your room? The space I am setting up is a basement utility room with open space of 12' x 16'. I love the way you've stored various items, there's a pleasant continuity & flow. Will take some of your ideas and put them to use as I set up my own craft room. IKEA is a crafters friend. Well done and Thank You for putting your mind to this formidable task!

Thank you for this review. What fabric is the iron diffuser pad made out of. I can not find one so thinking of making one.

Great room very well thought out. And when you showed your dresser for storing fabric, I had to laugh, You Are Organized. My goodness, I wish I had half your organizing skills. Thank you.

Hi I have the same ikea storage... I have a lot of ribbons to store but I don't know how to do. I don't find the ideal storage for that.

Omg I had the same Rowenta and it did the same thing to me…. Spilling everywhere.

More about sewing table

beautiful room! I haven't seen any pattern weights or ideas for hanging patterns with other tours. That could solve some daily frustrations for my workspace

Great tour of your design space. Love the idea for holding your power strip up off the floor. You put great thought into the best use of your square footage. Since kitty loves to sleep and look out of the window, create a shelf space by using L-brackets and a piece of wood in a half circle therefore you won’t have any sharp edges to bump into and your storage containers can go back under your cutting space.

Amazing library

Hi Emily! You keep popping into my mind this week, so I wanted to send positive vibes your way. I hope things are going well for you. I seem to remember you've had some big changes going on and have been really busy. Just want you to know I wish you well.

👍👍👍Birgit from Austria

Thanks for shearing

Love your sewing room as it’s the Most Organized sewing room I’ve ever seen. Thank you for all the great ideas 💜

I’m laughing as we did the same thing we moved our California King bed to the smallest room in the house & had to take out the closet to put our dressers in there. We have a 3 bedroom house & now use the master bedroom for the sewing room

Love that cutting table. Is the butcher block top secured to the drawers below? If its not secure, do you feel that its sturdy enough? (is it wobbly, etc.) I am currently designing my craft room and I want to include a cutting table just like yours. Thanks.

… 2 years later , do you still love this iron ? I am looking to buy one , for my home sewing . Thank you ?

Hi.I don't think you're knitpicking at all. I found the pattern annoying as it does lack in decent flow and basic detail.