Welcome, Stairway up to studio, turn right.
Stairway up to studio.
Stairway going up to the studio.
Top of the stairway, studio to the right.
Here are the photos I promised they are not in order but I'll try to give a description as I go thru them. This is the entrance to my estimated5 77 sq foot studio, the bank still owns it but we are making headway on the payments. It is a prefab over our driveway. As you come in to the right at book shelves for books and supplies. Look south there is my sewing area and my hanging chimes collection.
When you turn to the left there is a small toilet room and on farther to the left is a large sink area. Here you can see my painting table and more book selves with books and art supplies.
This facing North(behind those bamboo curtains are 2 large picture windows. You can see the painting table again here.
As you go to the right from the painting table is the East wall, hanging paintings are hiding 2 narrow sliding windows. This is my painting/drawing table. Behind the bookshelves facing south is my storage area.
Continuing south past the bookshelves is the storage area, here you can see my cutting board table, behind it is my light table. To the left are plastic storage bins, drawers, & baskets.
Turning to the right as you go into the storage area(can't see now) are all my large canvases, finished large paintings, matte boards, foam core boards, etc. Here you see the metal shelves that I have origami & washi paper and craft supplies(tape, beads, etc). The easel in the back has a window covered in canvas cloth to lighten the brightness of the southern light that comes in.
Now you can see the canvases, boards, etc.
This is the same wall East coming in but now I am facing North from the south side of the storage area.
Going out of the Southwest side of the storage area enters to the sewing area, here are some storage areas only for sewing supplies.
This is my sewing table and in the background you can see my shelves with material divided into cubbies according to color. The far West left side is the sliding doors with windows 1/2 way at the top behind another bamboo curtain. It leads to the flat outdoor roof of our house by way of a couple of steps down.
This is now facing North back to the entrance to the studio.
Turning back to the South you can see the hanging chimes collection over the sewing area. I have 2 long poles full, I need to buy another pole or 2 if I want to add more. I just love hanging chimes!
The storage area is hidden behind these 2 bookshelves of mostly books, magazines and some tools. Baskets on top hold Christmas supplies, photo albums, art props and etc.
This is the West side sliding door with windows 1/2 up from the top. Stereo and exercise dvds, cds & etc.
Facing the entrance to studio, stairway in the back to the left, toilet room behind the sunflower curtained area. To the left you will recognize the portrait of Pattie Wall (close up in prior post).
Back to the beginning, the door is now hiding the toilet room and you can see the sink area.
Here is the sink area behind the open door.Hope you enjoyed the visit and saw a bit of the organizing I did. Thank you for stopping by, boy do I feel exposed, but better exposed this way than how it was 2 weeks ago=total chaos, :)
9 comments:
Wowee zowee, thanks for the tour! You have one nice and ultra cool place to do art and quilting! I love the way you have your space sectioned off with cubbies and shelves pertaining to the medium. You have definitely impressed me! After a quick trip to KC, I will be getting to it! I mentioned your blog in my latest, hope it was ok...hey exposure is a good thing! P
Thanks Pattie, exposure is great. So glad you enjoyed my studio tour and were inspired. Looking forward to seeing your reorganizing efforts once you finish up.
Hi Victoria! My face is almost back to its normal shade after turning brilliant green looking at your studio. I want to say, "OMG!!" That is an awesome space! It would be like getting away to a Design Disneyland for me if I had something like that. Congrats!
Thank you Sheila, I truly do know I am so blessed to have this studio after years of making do with a spare small bedroom or a section of a living room. I am also so glad it is all organized, it has made my life in art so much more exciting and free. Hope for you to have it too.
Loving and trying not to covet the studio. That is a great space.
God bless,
Dave
Thank you for stopping by and commenting on my blog. I thank God for this studio space, it has truly been a blessing, of course we are still paying the bank for it but I get to use it everyday! I pray you will be blessed with all of God's blessings He has for you.
Hey sis, as I e-mailed, this is truly a most peaceful studio and it is awesome. I love you, Paula
Victoria, Your studio is in order and shows that you are an artist, quilter, crafter and more. I wonder if you make folk art dolls?
Keep being inspired.
Thank you Alice for stopping by & visiting my studio. Yes, I do a number of things, primarily painting, hand-quilting & picture quilts & baby quilts. I've made cloth dolls in the past as gifts but only a few, not really my interest. I sometimes sew children's clothing.
Inspiration I have tons of thank God but it is the time to do it all.
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