Good light makes a difference
I am always seeking good lighting. Our house faces N.N.W. and gets no direct sunlight through the windows between Nov. and the first part of Feb. I am excited when the slivers of sunlight peek through the dining area window at last.
My sewing space is downstairs and as you know subterranean spaces are darker anyway. We bought this house from an electrician and so one would think that it would have an abundance of light with outlets everywhere.
The thing that is everywhere is light switches.
I bought a new lamp yesterday. It is a torchiere lamp like we purchased for the missionary apartments when we were in Wisconsin. It gives off great light.
It is subtle but the brighter light (even better than my Ott lamp) gives me the clarity I need to quilt at the frames. I haven't quilted for hours yet but I'm curious to see if my eyes don't become as tired.
The top picture shows the regular light that consists of three fixtures with three 60 watt bulbs in each. The pictur…
My sewing space is downstairs and as you know subterranean spaces are darker anyway. We bought this house from an electrician and so one would think that it would have an abundance of light with outlets everywhere.
The thing that is everywhere is light switches.
I bought a new lamp yesterday. It is a torchiere lamp like we purchased for the missionary apartments when we were in Wisconsin. It gives off great light.
It is subtle but the brighter light (even better than my Ott lamp) gives me the clarity I need to quilt at the frames. I haven't quilted for hours yet but I'm curious to see if my eyes don't become as tired.
The top picture shows the regular light that consists of three fixtures with three 60 watt bulbs in each. The pictur…