I'm not usually the jealous type, but seeing her space made me think about revamping my own. I could take my ordinary space--a studio with a cement floor like a basement or garage and lots of shelving and flat counter tops made of plywood--and turn it into something extra ordinary.
July sounds like a good month for that type of project. Maybe I'll take some before and after pictures to share. Maybe I should get a copy of that magazine and read it first. Or at least I should dream about it for a few days... I sure would like to work in an environment that was comfortable, esthetically pleasing, and inspiring rather than just utilitarian or functional. Thinking cap on...
How about you? Any ideas??? Don't hold back. I may just incorporate your suggestions into my revamped space. So open up a comment box and tell us about the best feature in your workspace? Is there anything about your space that motivates or stimulates your creative process? Do you have a unique organizational system for storing your supplies or finished pieces?
Petty Cash Box photo courtesy of TippleandSnack of Etsy
Felted Pencil Cup photo courtesy of CozyCottageCreations of Etsy
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Thank you so much, Coco, for featuring my Felted Pencil Cup in your extraordinary workspaces article. I'm honored!
ReplyDeleteI share your dream. Currently my studio/workspace doubles as a dining room table, I'm embarrased to say. Under all that wool, there is a wood surface there! Someday though, once we've renovated the attic, my daughters' playroom will be mine!