As many of you know, my sewing studio is a sun porch, and gets its light from four large sliding glass windows. While it has a couple of heating vents, the room was never designed to be kept at "room temperature" when it gets really, really, cold.
How cold is "really really cold?" As I write this, about 9:30 PM on Wednesday, it is 3F (-16C) outside. The temperature is supposed to drop another 12 degrees overnight, resulting in a temperature of -9F (-22C) just before sunrise.
If you think that's cold, you need to know that with the wind right now, the Wind Chill Factor makes it feel like -16F. The temperature in the studio now is just under 60F.
That means it's very uncomfortable out there. So I am not doing much sewing this week.
I moved the portable ironing table into the living room to do a few little things, but mostly I'll be reading and watching TV from the couch.
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5 comments:
oh my gosh - we have never been that cold in our lives. We would be buried on the couch under every quilt we owned.
Keep warm my friends.
Well, it got down to 10 F here last night and is all the way up to 11 F this morning. This weather just makes me want to curl up into a ball and sleep until spring. If I were you, I think I'd be moving my sewing machine into the living room. lol
Our power went out last night for awhile and it was in the 50s indoors. I was feeling very put-upon until I thought of all the people who are forced to sleep outside in all sorts of weather.
Oh, my! That is really, really cold!
Perhaps a sewing machine on the dining room table, Lynne?
Megan
Sydney, Australia
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