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| Picnic basket from Design Sponge. |
Whatever it is, I have collected three so far--only three! Two of them are not so inspirational and have been repurposed as storage. One is for wrapping paper. I stocked it with tape, scissors, paper, bags and ribbon, so when the need arises, I pull out the suitcase and have everything in one place. The other is filled with party supplies. The third--a big, beautiful PINK hard-sided case, is waiting for a special repurpose.
Being a jack-of-all-crafts, I have a collection of various supplies that are scattered around my studio (don't you think that "studio" is so much more creative sounding than "office" or "work room"?). When I move from one project to the next, I often find myself scrambling for space. And sometimes the supplies for a project are spread out in different packages and boxes. This is especially true when it comes to jewelry making. I have so many boxes that when I pull them out I get lost trying to figure out where a certain bead or wire or tool is. So I decided to use the same organization technique with my beading as I did with the party supplies and wrap. Why not put it all in one place so that when I want to work on a project, I can just pull it out and have everything I need? That big pink beauty would be a perfect fit.
First I scoured the internet to see what others had done. I found a good many sites showing tables, chairs and pet beds, but so far none of them show what I am trying to do, although a few come close. Since my suitcase/workspace is still under construction, here are a few I am drawing inspiration from:
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Found on Pinterest. I wish my wrapping suitcase looked like this!
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Very cool medicine cabinet from renest.com
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| Sewing kit from atypical type a |
Until next time,
~Sister #2
~Sister #2
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