Wall Art

The studio wall gets busy as I try out ideas. Cloth that is not included in my current project, speaks to me from here.

Use It or Lose It

Declaring my intention has motivated me into action.! I have been completing unfinished tasks. Last week the studio  was  re organised.  Adopting  the “USE IT or LOSE IT” approach coupled with  ‘keeping that which I love’ has done the trick. I started by making a list of the personal tools, materials and equipment I use

design wall finished and Affirmative Art!

To celebrate the finished job  and to get off to the best start,  I have put up an affirmation………. as a  blessing.  to be thankful it’s finished. To look forward to using it. The design wall measures approximately 3.6m wide and 2.4m high,, plenty of space to grow my art.

design wall

The wall with the cupboard door (the second image from my last post) is going to the  design wall. It has the largest flat area, it can be viewed from a distance and has natural light coming from the window on the right hand side (out of view). I will have to navigate the overhead

studio declutter

This is the left hand wall of my studio, piled high with boxes, bags and rails of cloth.Oh and a couple of lovely baskets which will definitely be staying. The window faces south east and benefits from morning light. On the table is a small sample of strip piecing and to the left my blue

sorting the studio

have spent time today painting the design wall of my studio to tarten it up. The wall has suffered from sticking up my cloth samples with masking tape, and then paint came off with the tape! The wall looks so much better now.