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[Bubbles219]

I don't sew anymore but I love it!

[ScenicMaine]

Clever idea.  Personally, I wouldn't want the threads in the open on display (although it does offer lots of color), think I'd get tired of it.  But, I would think a sewer would appreciate this style as it would be very practical.

But, hey, I'm not a sewer, so what do I know?   

[willdob3]

@lolakimono 

Very creative! - I always enjoy seeing what you’ve found for us!

[DREAMON]

I hate ironing and sewing so you guessed it....It's definitely NOT for me.

[AuntMame]

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@Foxxee wrote:

Unique idea for a someone who sews a lot, but at this point I look at everything as..."Do I need more dust collectors?"  

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  So true! I used to sew A LOT. At one point I had half a wall covered with spools and spool holders. I would have needed four of these ironing boards. A few years ago I whittled everything down to one spool rack and you know I'm happy with that, that's enough. 

[ladycos]

That's a neat idea. Good way to keep the thread organized. 

[Lucky Charm]

Our first home had a sewing board built into the wall.  It had a latched door which you opened up and lowered the ironing board.

Eventually I had my husband take the board out and put in shelves.  Was deep enough to hold boxes of baggies, parchement paper, etc.

[godi]

How cool is that? Who ever made that is brilliant. 

[shoptilyadropagain]

It's very clever but I  don't sew nor have a sewing room.

[beckyb1012]

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@stevieb wrote:

Fortunately, I don't have a sewing room...

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Cute photo but I do not even own a needle and thread.  My Grandmother asked me once back in the 80's how I could run a household without such supplies?  Alteration stores and the local cleaners.