I would guess I have done at least 40 different arrangements trying to come up with a final composition.
I am quite certain this is it. I will be able to start sewing this together this week.
There may be a slight amount of tweaking the proportions, but I’m pleased with it.
I was able to study this as I reorganized the studio. How’s that for multitasking?
This is the cutting, sewing, and ironing areas.
That studio reorganization project is semi-complete!
The important things are arranged. Like the quilt, I still will have to tweak the proportions as to where I have some of the furniture. The new arrangements is functional and looks good.
The supplies are in their new homes. Now if I can only remember where things are when I need them. Hopefully I put them in the most logical places!
The lounge furniture is positioned for conversation, relaxation and a place to sit and read, do handwork or observe things on the design wall.
I am still boxing up the donation fabrics. I also have some things that I no longer need in the studio that need to be moved to other rooms.
6 comments:
By George I think you've got it. This arrangement is really pleasing and all the sections are playing well together. Great job!
I love your studio- wish I had a dedicated space that large.
I really like this arrangement! I LOVE your studio, I'm going to have to look at see if you have more photos of it!
The room looks great - you've done a fine job! Love the cabinet with all the drawers...
Hope you can get down to the shibori now - the arrangement's lovely
Oh, Kay, it looks wonderful. I would love to visit it again this summer. It is such a fabulous room. I could live there happy for the rest of my life.
Your room is so inviting to we art folks!!! The arrangement looks great and a most productive place to work! now get busy! HA
Your Shibori quilt is just lovely. The colors are scrumptious.
Kathy in Beebeetown, IA
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