LOL, yep it looks like my studio too. What do they say?...the more things fall apart the more they fall together. Often, when I'm attacking the piles, I find that the back of those scraps are more interesting than what I cut out. It is fun though when someone walks in and asks where something is and I direct them to the correct pile and how far down. Love the validation.
Just discovered your blog through Nina's blog... Love to see 'in progress' photos... thrilling! You have always been and continue to be such an inspiration!
Definately evidence of a creative mind hehe...
ReplyDeletei love know that others make a major scrap pile as they work. i can't call it a mess because i even keep some of those scraps.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your studio/office looks like mine! (And I keep a lot of those scraps, too. lol!)
ReplyDeleteLOL, yep it looks like my studio too. What do they say?...the more things fall apart the more they fall together. Often, when I'm attacking the piles, I find that the back of those scraps are more interesting than what I cut out. It is fun though when someone walks in and asks where something is and I direct them to the correct pile and how far down. Love the validation.
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog through Nina's blog... Love to see 'in progress' photos... thrilling! You have always been and continue to be such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove to see the mess on the floor. Now I know I am not the only one that does that. Hee hee.
ReplyDeleteInteresting website with a lot of resources and detailed explanations.
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I say briefly: Best! Useful information. Good job guys.
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Just found your blog and chuckled when I saw these photos. My medium is cotton, and my floor looks EXACTLY like yours!
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