Almost done

So it's a lot better and certainly very workable. Most of the drawers need to be sorted out though. It's like being all dressed up with out showering first. I am hoping over time, little by little, to sort that out. Having the Boeing cart is going to work out nicely because it is movable and provides another work surface.

I would feel like a fraud if I didn't also share the other photographs of the process with you.

This is only part of the overflow, it's all tin that needs to be flattened or disassembled.

Then once all this is flattened,( yes I am tempted to just run over it all with my car)it can be placed in plastic tubs and stored in the shed. It will be so great and I will be overjoyed with happiness!

Comments

[Angel]

I got as far as this picture and couldn't stop laughing.
Thank you I needed this moment of joy.
Miss you. Angel

[karen Cole]

Yup, looks like my place alright. It so happens, I was just working on mine today. Congrats on being organized.

Thanks for your comments. Truly appreciated. Glad that you can now draw wherever you want.

Love your friends studios!!! and their work.

[stephanie]

I really can't imagine organizing and storing your supplies!! With my 'tiny' bit of collecting I've done I have a hard time with it.

I remember the images of Esther's studio and now understand what it TOOK to get all that flat tin color coordinated in bins....unreal!

[melinda]

jenny...........this is a riot......i can't imagine trying to make sense of all you have collected.....storage is key i suppose but i am a visual organizer....if it is neatly put away i will never think about it again!!!

[rochambeau]

BRAVO!
You are inspiring me!!

xox
Constance

[beth]

your studio looks so wonderful and cozy !!! would love to have shelves from floor to ceiling !
xo,
beth

[jennifer]

I never considered tin storage! I have piles upon piles of felted wool & fuzz in everything, but TIN doesn't squish at all!
Your desk is the coolest & I like your chair too - a cozy place to create...