I have added a few more techniques to my jewelry design, but more on that soon...
I am also blessed that I don't have to shuttle my creations to and from the dining room table or carve out a teeny tiny corner for myself. Since becoming a solo house occupant again, I have been able to dedicate not one, but two rooms to the things I love.
Wanna see?
My jewelry work bench. Behind me is the drill press/flexible shaft. The vice is on the right and the bench pin on the left. |
The shipping area. Also where I keep catalogs and magazines. |
For painting, general crafts, drawing, and gift wrapping. |
I used to work in beads and still have a ton on hand. This is also where I keep chemicals, patina agents, and safety equipment. |
I love this space too. I use it for cutting both fabric and paper, doing decoupage, and other things that need more space. It is right next to a window and makes me smile. |
Next to my machine, I have fabric storage. Scraps are sorted by color in the shoe boxes and larger pieces are sorted by fabric type. |
Hi - I see that this is an old post but hoping you'll see my comment! :)
ReplyDeleteRe. your Singer machine; I'm looking at one on Craig's List as a backup machine. It looks exactly the same as yours; same table and everything. Can your machine be removed from the table and placed on another table for use? I'm wondering if it'd be a feasible travel machine. You can email me at ellengraf@gmail.com if that's easier. Thanks!