Today I thought I’d share one of my workspaces where ecoBumba and Bubba J nappies are created. I won’t call it a ‘studio’ just yet, it’s still a little messy and I’m still moving things around.

This is my sewing room.

It has undergone a major overhaul over the Christmas break, with my sewing machine now separated from my overlocker (now placed in another room), in order to fit in the fabric shelves. The fabric shelves used to be stored the spare room, which is now being turned into Little C’s Room.

Where I sew. Still getting the hang of the new environment. Fabrics galore on the right!

The white wall unit in the centre holds all my notions, scissors, patterns, WIPs, with the drawers full of wool and cotton yarn. The red shelving next to the sewing machine holds thread, needles, ribbon and other sewing notions.
The smaller white chest of drawers on the left holds my yarn notions (skein winder, ball winder) and miscellaneous items, besides being a shelf for rolls of minkee.

Walk around the corner behind the fabric shelf in the previous photo and this is what you will see.

This is sitting right next to my sewing machine, very good for inspiring sew-jo.

All the bulk fabric is now in one spot for easy access, albeit a little crowded. There’s minkee in rolls, laminated minkee in rolls, microfleece, cuddlefleece, cotton interlock and more! Snaps are stored in those brown boxes on the floor. The smaller fabric fat quarters and shorter yardage are located in the front room/cutting workspace, which I will show you in another post.

One of my goals this year is to sew down 1 shelf (not the whole rack!) of material. It will probably take me 5 years or more to get through all this material purely in nappies.

I find I seldom share photos on my blog. I’m *so* not a show-off, but I do intend to share a bit more this year. Stay tuned for a giveaway next week.