A Backyard Garage Becomes an Artist's Studio
See how a slipcover maker turned a backyard garage into an industrial-chic sewing studio.
The Sewing Shack
Michelle Reynolds is a very talented slipcover maker and frequent contributor to DIY Network’s Made and Remade blog. She gave us a deluxe tour of her quaint-yet-funky studio — check out our photos along with captions from Michelle.
The studio (a.k.a. — the sewing shack) is a fairly new structure that was built to blend in with the 1927 Spanish-style house that it sits behind. But they’re not a perfect match; the sewing shack – designed by architect Anthony Oliver -- was given a bit of a modern vibe with its metal roof and glass garage door.
Balance of Style
Curtains
Window Treatment Mechanics
Potting Bench Project Table
Sewing Notions
Catch Alls
Clips and Ideas
Little Tool Caddies
Zipper Holder
Idea Board
Cutting Table
Tough Work Surface
Acid-Stained Floor
Pattern Storage Cabinet
Pattern Drawers
Fabric Art Flower
Snake Tablecloth
Shop Snake
More Snake Art
Desert Flora
The Industrial Workhorse
Tiny Dancer
Tools of The Trade
Corner Desk
Wood Snake
Practical Storage
Backdrop
Photography Studio Too

Photo By: BOB FARLEY/F8PHOTO.ORG, Bob Farley ©Bob Farley