Hoping to make the workroom feel lighter and more spacious, I turned round the little table that holds the machine so it's a right angles to the window, and moved the ironing board into the corner -- which means every time I want to access the cupboard holding batting and, um, what else? (time to clean it out, maybe!) the ironing board has to be moved. But most of the fabric I'm currently working with is lying on the bed, so that's not a big problem!
The bed is conveniently out of sight underneath the "creativity wall", which has been building up over the 12 years I've lived here. The large drawing on the left is a plangent reminder that out of bad moods comes progress in process.
The other two walls of the room are essentially storage walls - one for books, and the other for art supplies. More than a person can use in a lifetime. Riches!
The bed is conveniently out of sight underneath the "creativity wall", which has been building up over the 12 years I've lived here. The large drawing on the left is a plangent reminder that out of bad moods comes progress in process.
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