The first picture that was hung on the wall HAD to be my favorite. It was a gift from my hubby (who is also my biggest fan!).

Let’s start at the beginning. This is the view from the stairway as you enter the studio:

Then, when you first go around the corner, you can see the fabric shelves:

……and this is a better view of the shelves. I always have yummy candles nearby!

I have a nice big table to lay out the quilts. Again, I have to thank my hubby for this one:

If you are wondering what that blurry orange light is coming from, that’s actually a light box that is connected to the stereo. It flashes different colors depending on the notes in the song. (Big hugs to Dad for that one!).

The embroidery machine is right next to the desk over in this area:

On up the next wall is the table with the computer for customers to choose their designs for the Gammill Statler, and also another table that is folded down against the wall.

Continuing on down the wall, there is the batting rack in the corner:

This is the back wall, and the pictures that are above the carts I use for storage. My bobbin winder is right out there in the open in this picture, but it’s easy to stow below.

If I stand behind the quilt machine, and look out into the room, this is part of my view:

I wanted to carve out a little corner for myself. This is where I can work with the Cricut machine and all of those toys:

The last wall brings us back to the staircase, and has a nice warm sunshine design on it. With the mellow color on the walls, it feels like a sunny day all the time!

My fabric stash was starting to have a life of it’s own — and threatening to fall off of the shelves and onto the floor! I could never find what I needed, and if I did find it, the fabric was a wrinkled mess. Here’s a picture:

Then I discovered that Linda of Putting You In Stitches has the perfect solution. She has fabric boards that are cut to just the right size to put my fabric on with ease. Some of my boards have less than a yard, and some of them have more than 4 yards on them! Check out what a difference it makes with organized fabric shelves!

You can order these fabric boards by contacting Linda via email at Linda@PuttingYouInStitches.com.  Check out her photo memory quilts while you are there! Enjoy!