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| I am still cleaning out and getting rid of things that I will never use. I find it so interesting that as I age, i can clearly see and am able to give away or sell these things. I just don't want to hang onto them anymore. So, every week, I clean out a small section in my studio |
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| I had two Bernina's set up here, but decided to take the oldest one down and put it away, making room for my drawing table |
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| My design table looks good right now in this photo, but at present the top is not visible because of the piles of fabrics on it |
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| My inspiration wall got some new decor, and I changed some things around. This kinda change is very positive |
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| Wool blended felt bolts from National Nonwovens on the two lower shelves, and all of those boxes are filled with Mistyfused fabrics. One for each fabric line that I have designed |
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| The storage area. What do I need to store for later? That's the question of the hour |
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| We have had so much rain, that I have a river of water by the railroad tracks. I hope this never overflows. My studio is the closest unit to tracks |
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| My drawing and painting table |
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| Every time I go to Ikea, I stand and stare at this little house, that could be shelves in my studio. I am still thinking about it and where it would fit into my studio. A girl can dream. |
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| A whimsical and magical pin cushion - a gift from my friend Leslie |
I can totally relate to your chronic rearranging and purging. I do that too, but I need to make better progress. Btw I still have a modernist doll house that my grandfather made for me, similar to yours, AND I use it as storage shelves in my daughter's closet. It works.... Fingers crossed for the water level. It still has a ways to go.
ReplyDeleteWonderful space and I am in need of some cleaning and purging myself.
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This was a fun "trip" through your studio - So colorful and very inspiring! Thank you.
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