I. KNOW. I can actually WORK in there. Who would have thought?
I've added a few new pieces like the two tiered basket above and some paper storage cubes I picked up at Michaels this weekend. I took the photos before I put them together but they make it even nicer.
One of the problems with this room is that there is no closet so everything has to be out.
Trying to keep everything neat is also an issue for me. Why? Because I tend to drag out everything and then figure I'll put it away later.
Plus I love displaying not only my creations but those I've received from others. I'll be doing a post soon on my favorite treasures but you can see a few of them in the photos if you look carefully.
There are still problem areas like this fabric pile. I swear it grows on it's own like Gremlins. Sigh . . .
So now the challenge is to keep it nice and neat. I actually did some scrap booking yesterday and YES the paper and other supplies are still out on the desk but I promise I'll put them away later. No, really.
My first day at my new job is tomorrow. I'm nervous and excited and dreading it. Oy. Wish me luck!
4 comments:
WoW good job I know all to well the task can be... and I had to giggle when I read your get everything out and put it away "later" motto... I do the same thing and then it SNOWBALLS on me... ahhhhhhhhh
So much loveliness! Good luck at the new job tomorrow!!
Lookin' good Rebecca! I had fabric stacks like that until I started to fold them with the big ruler inbetween the folds so they'd all be of a uniform size. They all stack neatly that way and I'm pretty good about putting them back and keeping them neat and tidy.
Good Luck with the new job!
Good for you! Have you thought about shelves or an armoire for your fabric. i have two old dressers in my craft room--one for yarn and one for felt. It helps keep things out of sight, even though I dont' have a closet either. And it gives you another surface to put more stuff on!
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