Fibermania

Le Atelier

Finally enough of our other stuff has been stashed so I could start making this room function as my new studio. It has such great light from five sets of windows and three doors. Not much in the way of uninterrupted walls, but being a fuser I don't work on the wall much.
The table will get a fitted padded top for ironing, just as soon as I have a minute. In the meantime, just a double layer of batting and a scrap will cover the surface and make do for pressing a few items.
The pin up wall is just thumbtacked to the wooden beams above. Not gonna last I know. This room is right off the bathroom and the bubble tub room, so water is available when I get back to painting, but there is not one utility sink in the whole place... hmm.

The French doors make me think of this as a French atelier, but they open into the living room, so you can imagine they will stay closed quite a bit once I start making a mess.

This rolling drawer system needs a twin and I will be scouting out Home Depot or Lowe's for another soon.

My sewing table is one of two folding plastic tables that have been used for everything from dyeing to patio lunches. How did I ever live without them?

I don't expect this room to remain exactly as presented here. Feng Shui being what it is, I will no doubt switch places and move the padded table to this spot while fusing and then return to the lower table when I sew. I must have my back to the wall and my face to the doors.