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| This area is known as 'storage' and is always a complete mess - more known as the dumping zone. My former studio had a separate room for this, so I am in a learning curve to find out what works best for me in an open space. |
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| I decided that the things that will go on the back shelves, are supplies that I don't use very often, and to put daily and weekly supplies on the other shelf unit, so I can grab and go. |
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| Getting a little better, and a great place to hang my work aprons, to hide all of the junk behind them! LOL |
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| this is the paint / office area, which is in great need of reorganizing. Cleaned off the wire shelf, and will move it into the main room |
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| Shelf unit moved to sewing area |
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| Moving shelving, opened this part up, so I can walk on either side of the shelf units |
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| Smooth sailing ahead. Still tweaking, moving things around to get my studio in working order! A work in progress, for sure! |
I'm always moving mine around! When I first moved in, I had everything neat and tidy and put away one way, but then as I worked in the space and dumped my fabrics and tweaked, I moved everything around again to be more functional. It's an organic thing!
ReplyDeleteGood to know. I didn't do this in my former studio, because it was too small. But love the freedom of being able to move furniture to where it works better.
DeleteIf your work is evolving, then your studio must also be a work in progress!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kay. That is a great way to think about it.
DeleteCongratulations on your work in process! I'm sure having fun making folk art camper quilt blocks! Thanks for your inspiration
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marlynne! Always happy to help with any sort of inspiration!
DeleteShould have said: "Work in progress!
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