center of room is a fabric cutting table, with cubbies. The fabric bolts are wrapped around comic book backer boards, acid-free pieces of card stock that she buys online. “When it comes off the bolt at Jo-Ann’s, if you fold it one more time, they wrap perfectly around those,” made the cutting table by placing two basic cube units from Ikea back to back and putting a piece of Corian left over from one of Beehive State Builders’ projects on top. She keeps a cutting mat on the table to protect the top, and she uses a rotary cutter — a tool kind of like a pizza cutter — to cut her fabric. The table is about 32 inches high, just the right size to stand and reach all the way across it as she cuts.
about $1000 spent on furnishings
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