One bathroom. Three relatively small bedrooms... Over the 14 years, various birds flew, some came back, only to leave again, & we welcomed a nephew into our nest. And we added a family room. Still a small house.
I have always had a space in the basement for sewing. But now that the nest is empty, I have taken over what used be my son's room as A STUDIO, la de dah!
Here is one corner, with a shelf that is almost ceiling height.
Another corner
This is a chicken coop, it now holds felted sweaters. In it's earlier years with me it served as a coffee table.... without any chickens,of course.
Another corner
This is a chicken coop, it now holds felted sweaters. In it's earlier years with me it served as a coffee table.... without any chickens,of course.
Above the chicken coop is a tapa cloth that I bought on our last trip to Maui.
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This is a view of the room that says it all.
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This room serves as a studio for a woman who likes sheep and wool, sews occasionally, shrinks sweaters frequently, and collects a lot of junk.
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Please note.... the carpet is original 1970's shag!! So old and nasty, I decided to keep it, I need not use dropclothes when painting or dying....
3 comments:
Oh to have a space to leave things out...the sewing machine or what ever you are working on. And to not be relegated to the basement any more. It must feel wonderful.
Now I can even SEE your workspace!
As Megan and I call it "PACKRATING"... or "ORGANIZED PACKRATING"... WITH LOVE, LAUREN
Very nice studio!
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