I am one of those people who strongly believes clutter reflects the chaos in our lives. I am always trying to keep clutter to a minimum, and always trying to pass along unused or unappreciated things to others. Unfortunately, I rarely apply this to my crafting area. Take a peek:
I know it is bad. I need to re-organize and decrease my load. I see potential in most things, so I hang on to them. Make sense?***
Here is where I distract you from thinking "Man, that woman needs help."
Look at the cute kids:
Here is where I distract you from thinking "Man, that woman needs help."
Look at the cute kids:
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I added another row of clips to display the kids' art. I looovve it. I wish I had done it sooner. It is a super simple project.
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I hope everyone is having a good week! Thankfully tomorrow is FRIDAY! AH, another glorious weekend!~Karen
I added another row of clips to display the kids' art. I looovve it. I wish I had done it sooner. It is a super simple project.
***I hope everyone is having a good week! Thankfully tomorrow is FRIDAY! AH, another glorious weekend!~Karen
3 comments:
Hi Karen! Would Mimi like a second piglet? I have one that needs a home. It's a goodwill find that's getting no love here.
Karen, that's so funny about your craft room. I have a "craft" room too (more like junk-dumping room) that needs some serious help. I think we would have to look really hard to find someone, besides Martha Stewart, with an organized craft room. And I have to say, you manage to create some amazing things despite the chaos so something must be right.
you can still walk through it, so it's not that bad. just teasing. all that "stuff" does have uses planned for it, like xmas gifts. it will be transformed into finished projects before you know it! i like to hide my craft stuff in pillocases behind our bar.
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