You have a small apartment and can you only dream of a personal sewing space? Each time you have to temporarily “rent” a table in the kitchen, and then quickly release it. What to do?
Find at least a small free corner in the apartment, possibly in the bedroom, which also plays the role of a living room, on the balcony or in the kitchen, and create a working mini-space for sewing there, so that you can easily return to the project you started at any time.
How to sew a mini sewing organizer on hand
Our simple tips will help you organize and make the most of even the smallest corner of your apartment, so that you finally have a place for your favorite needlework - sewing!
1. Use vertical space
✂ Corner and ordinary hinged shelves are suitable for storing small cuts of fabrics, boxes with buttons.
✂ It is convenient to store any accessories and sewing accessories in pockets of wall organizers.
✂ Narrow and tall shelves will easily allow you to place on their shelves the whole collection of your magazines and books on sewing.
Thread storage organizer
2.Keep at hand only what you use constantly or often
For example, a sewing box and the latest issue of Burda magazine. Keep everything else in the closet or chest of drawers. And do not remove the sewing machine every time, provided that it does not interfere with you or your household.
3. Free "boxes"
✂ Let creativity live in your apartment wherever there is a place for it. In the wardrobe there are a couple of free hangers, great, use them to store fabrics. Pants hangers are best for this.
✂ Entrust to the magnetic wall holders not only the keys to the apartment, but also the scissors.
How to store sewing thread
4. "From prying eyes"
Even in a small space, sometimes we need privacy. Of course, it’s nice to brag to your friends and relatives about the finished result, but I want to hide the process itself from prying eyes. Transformer tables, as well as any accessories that can turn the mess into the perfect order — special additional containers for cabinets, magazine stands, folders for storage and all kinds of containers — perfectly cope with this task.
5. Multipurpose use of space
If you even have a small table for a sewing machine, place a cutting mat on it and use a table for cutting small parts. In addition, use a table instead of an ironing board, placing on it a special substrate for ironing. In the same way, you can use the surface of low racks and chests of drawers.
DIY DIY organizer
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