Wednesday 25 June 2014

WOYWW 264

Its been a few weeks since I've been able to join in with this wonderful crafty blog hop but I've been in my studio a bit more this week and so felt compelled to share!  I love being able to have the doors wide open but it usually ends up with things being blown onto the floor (I did actually put those layouts on the floor to be photographed though, the wind blew other stuff!)  You can kinda see here that there are piles of stuff growing on my desk....
Strangely the piles from this angle don't look as precarious as they do in real life... perhaps its because you can't actually see that the things on the bottoms of the piles are smaller than the things I have balanced on top!  I'm in a very "let's get on and scrap" mood rather than a "putting things away" mood.  I blame Shimelle and her weekend of challenges!   And no, I don't know why there is a duster on my desk either...
But there is of course a full cup of tea...  Thank goodness!  Lots of lovely papers and photos and ideas and general chaos - perfect!  You might be wondering what that embroidered thing is next to my ATG...  Well actually there are 2 things - one is a stuffed heart that looks like it should hang in the wardrobe smelling nice - but it doesn't smell of anything.  The embroidered thingy is a piece of linen that hangs on your wall for you to display your loo rolls in.  Both items brought back from Malta by my mother "for our new house".  Grief, it almost puts me off moving...
I'm hoping to share a few more layouts and get back to being busy on my blog so please do watch this space.  For now, why not link up your creative room / table / spot on the floor with the lovely Julia (back from her Spanish hospital ordeal and we wish her a speedy recovery!) at Stamping Ground for What's on Your Workdesk Wednesday.

Bye for now
xx
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15 comments:

  1. Claire25 June 2014 at 08:41

    What a gorgeous craft room! No wonder you feel so inspired to create so many different projects... just wonderful!
    Happy WOYWW x
    no. 19

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  2. Lunch Lady Jan25 June 2014 at 08:42

    An embroidered fabric loo roll whatsit? Consider yourself lucky....I had a rotating silver cruet set as an engagement present from my MiL....AND a plastic crystal ball that encased a yellow rose that wound up and played..yep, you've guessed...The Yellow Rose of Texas....!!!
    Kitsch prezzies? Welcome to my world....and don't get me started on what Julia has given me on occasions....grin :-)
    Have you found a new house now then? Hope all is going well!!
    Hugs, LLJ 16 xx

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  3. Sian25 June 2014 at 09:55

    What a lovely view you have as you stick! You're like me...any crafting also involves a spot of "pile management" (which doesn't sound quite right, now I write it down...)

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  4. Fiona@Staring at the Sea25 June 2014 at 13:27

    Lovely to look out into the garden while you work. You're right, none of those piles look particularly precarious. Unlike those on my own desk. I'm afraid to move anything right now! Gret to see you back among the deskers xx

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  5. Fiona@Staring at the Sea25 June 2014 at 13:27

    *Great* even!

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  6. Sarah25 June 2014 at 14:25

    Oh yes ... got piles here too!! lol! Good to hear you're in your craft room lots lately!! I've been inspired with some of Shimelle's challenges too! xx

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  7. Gillian Pearce25 June 2014 at 16:24

    How lovely to have a room with a view to do your creating in. You and Sarah have piqued my interest now. I can't resist going and checking out what these Shimelle's challenges are!
    Have a lovely week
    Gillian #66

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  8. Julia Dunnit25 June 2014 at 16:56

    I understand the precariousness...but you're right..it looks better than it should - lovely papers dotted about your desk I must say! Love the open door view, it's just blis to be able to enjoy it isn't it. Am stillnot doing much..but I'm suddenly in the mood for a big mug of tea...

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  9. lisa25 June 2014 at 20:12

    You look in full scrapping mode there, Lisa and as always I have room envy. Your really do have a lovely space to craft in, my trouble would be staying in the room with the door open though, it would pull me outside!!
    Had to smile at your loo roll thingy!!!
    Hugs Lisax #38

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  10. Sandra25 June 2014 at 21:56

    It all looks so creative ... Is that a tin on the left? It's so pretty.

    Oh and I'm guessing that toilet roll thing will be quite collectible with the resurgence of vintage decor :) bet you're getting really excited about the move.

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  11. MaggieC (Silvercrafter)26 June 2014 at 12:41

    How lovely to be able to just walk out from your craft room into a lovely garden, although working with gilding flakes might be a bit challenging there. Your desk does look much better than mine, and you can see floor space, which I can't at the moment. Have a good week in your beautiful room. xx Maggie #60

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  12. Felix the Crafty Cat26 June 2014 at 21:38

    I love the idea of being able to see into the garden and if it gets really warm you can open the door which makes it much more comfortable.
    This is a lovely room and there's lots going on so hope you have a productive week and happy crafting, Angela x #43

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  13. Kelly26 June 2014 at 22:22

    I love your space. I'm envious (yes, I'll admit) of that open door and natural light. I keep saying 'someday' :-) Creative Blessings! Kelly #73

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  14. Robyn Oliver27 June 2014 at 06:21

    Hi Lisa-Jane, Happy WOYWW - slowly getting to snoop a few more desks. Oh lucky you a lovely position for your desk with all the fresh air and sun shine - other way round here -all shut up as the breeze in cool. Cheers and have a great weekend RobynO#29

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  15. Laura28 June 2014 at 11:53

    Your room looks lovely :)

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