We originally built this house with a small studio off our bedroom, but I hated being closed away in there. And being introverts who don't do a massive amount of entertaining, we realised we never really used the formal living room - so one day I boldly suggested we move the craft room into the living room, and amazingly DH agreed!
For the last two years it's been a bit of a work in progress, making do with furniture from around the place, while I secretly harboured dreams of Ikea Expedit shelving filling an entire wall and fiendishly pinned an entire Pinterest board with inspiring studios.
Earlier this year, a trip to Ikea was had and dreams began to come true. I set about creating my dream craft space. It is still very much a work in progress, but since I reorganised my desk yesterday and finally finished hanging all my hoops I thought I'd share a little corner of it with you. I'll bring you more snippets in weeks to come (Read: as I get organised!).
My embroidery and quilting hoop collection, filled with some of my favourite fabrics and the odd orphaned quilt block - changeable art. |
My inspiration wall - lots of very cute quotes and printables I found online. The space in the middle is for a future project I haven't quite started on yet. |
My desk corner, looking so bright and happy now. |
I love your craft room. You have decorated it so beautifully - I can't believe it's a work in progress, it's so gorgeous already!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hoops!! I love the idea of doing that one day :)
ReplyDeleteUnless that desk is a heirloom antic, may I suggest there are a lot of cute painted desks floating around pinterest also;-) Yellow, blue, white, green..so many fab choices! Looks great so far! I am coveting the loops, must get me some!
ReplyDeleteA couple years ago I did something silimar. I had a guest bedroom that rarely was ever used so I turned it into a sewing studio for me. L-O-V-E it! Sometimes it's alright to want something for yourself! I'm so glad that DH agreed to turn your living room space into a happy creative space for you. Much more useful!
ReplyDelete