Showing posts with label Booth design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Booth design. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Rugs

The new bamboo rugs were delivered today. Can't wait to get the rest of the covers sewn and try it all out together.

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Hole

Here is how I dealt with the holes for the panel supports. I triple stitched using a zigzag stitch on both sides of the opening.
This cover is for the center dividing wall and fits rather snug. I can see this being a problem on the larger walls. To compensate and save myself a mountain of headache on the road when I'm alone I will only stitch the front edge and the top together. The back edge will be secured using ties I cut from the awl edge of the extra fabric. Will post new pics later. And once I get my new drawing tablet working I will draw a few schematics to help explain for all of my visual learners:-)

Monday, September 24, 2012

Progress update on the new propanel covers:

I have now broken my last needle in my sewing machine. I've been trying to use a regular size because I'm too lazy to run out to the sewing store on the other side of town. Naturally this didn't go as planned. So now, it's out to the store anyway. If I'd have done this earlier I'd be done sewing by now. Obviously I need a heavy duty needle. UGH

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Considering background color

I'm waiting for the other clothes to come out of the dryer so I thought I'd set up a mini version of the booth and see what the paintings look like in situ. I like that potential clients can see the work on a color most have in their own homes. I'm a little concerned that the colors in my paintings look too washed out. Overall I'm pleased and moving forward with the plan.

New booth design

Starting work today on my new booth. I purchased 6 of these beautiful natural cotton drop clothes from Lowe's. After pre washing them they shrank an average of 3" in both directions. Need to keep this in mind moving forward. Originally I was going to see them together to make a 6'x10' pillowcase etc. however since they are now shorter than my propanels I think it will be best to use the 9' side running up and down and seam another piece to make up the width. I could have bought larger drop clothes but I don't like having to deal with so much stiff fabric. We shall see if My logic holds or if I should have bought bigger.