Saturday, October 31, 2009
My Place & Yours : Blog HQ
Thursday, October 29, 2009
More glimpses of the Back Shed
Just for Pam here is the rest of my space. This is the opposite end of the room. There is a very old cupboard my daughter gave to me which I use to wrap and weigh my parcels. All manner of bits and pieces are stored in the cupboards and drawers. Next to it is a very sad little desk I picked up from a second hand shop. I have my rusty stuff, pipberries etc on here. I have two fantastic trestle tables in the middle of the room that are generally covered with whatever I am doing.
More storage and an old table full of my latest makings. There is a sweet little chair in the corner which was my husbands when he was a child.

Next to the big storage cupboard is a little iron bed and more old trunks. I haven't got a small mattress for the bed yet so lose the ends. A nice place for an afternoon nap or a read. The Quilt under the airconditioner is the one I did for Homespun Magazine and the one on the end is the Sample Quilt for a Mystery Quilt Class I held a couple of years ago. Now I have shown you around I better get back up there and get sewing!!!!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
A glimpse of the Back Shed
I rarely have a tidy work space but recently I did have a clean up and took photos just in case it never happened again! I won't put all of them up this time, some will be saved for another day. Just inside my sewing room door is a large wooden box that was used over 60 years ago to store camping equipment. We have turned it on its side and put shelves in it. There is a glimpse of the table with my sewing machine and some of my makings scattered around. The sewing table is an old pine table that is close to 100 years old I rescued before it went up the tip. It is scarred and a little wonky but has such character! I have old bottles on the window sill full of buttons and an antique oak side table with my cutting mats on it. I'm not going to go off trying to imagine what each piece of furniture was used for or what sort of life it had (I'll leave that up to my friend Chris who's soooo much better at imagining than I am!) though I do know the pine table was used to cut up sheep it has the scars to prove it then it lived in a garage with all sorts of accumulated junk on it.
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