Friday, April 10, 2009

Catsmum's creative space part 4

just when you thought it was all done and dusted ...

[ and that's your error right there ... dusting ... me ? ... pffft ]

there are some creative activities that are better done outside, and some consumables that I REALLY don't want inside

so my dyes and associated supplies live in this artistic arrangement of cobwebs in the carport

against the wall is one of my trestle tables [ with a couple more up the hill, in the shed, should I need them ] and under it:

a tub full of my 'genuine Japanese antique' plastic aggi pipe used for shibori and
Dorothy, my huge old dinosaur of a microwave
who thrives on an occasional diet of superheated wool products, Landscape dyes and eucalyptus leaves
If I need running water, the tap in the goat paddock is easily accessible, although sometimes I will admit to hankering after a plumbed-in sink or trough of some sort.

I could probably also claim this as an extension of my creative space:
There has been knitting and crochet activity out here from time to time
but if I'm being perfectly honest, once I get settled with a cuppa and an animal or two, I'm far more likely to sit, relax, imbibe the surroundings and just be

7 comments:

  1. i can vouch for the relaxingness of that spot :)

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  2. Seriously, I feel like I'm looking into my future :)
    I love how many places you have to find something cool to make!

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  3. Your place is a creator's dream! I'm seriously envious.

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  4. Thanks for sharing all of your creative spaces (and stash storage spots!) - I thought I had a lot of stash, I am SO showing my husband your fabric stash!! What a wonderful lot of inspiration you have available to you (not just from the stash and patterns and magazines, but from your surroundings and friends too). Wonderful.

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  5. ahhhhhhhhhhh now you do have to be careful showing my stashes to the other half ...
    there will be one of two reactions:
    either
    well, I guess you don't have so much after all [ this is the reaction we want ]
    or
    so this is what I have to look forward too ??

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  6. Hi Susan

    I've enjoyed taking a peek into your 'studio/house'. Your fabric stash almost puts mine to shame (heehee). I haven't taken photos of my studio for a while so I might put it on the to-do list.

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  7. Yep, I can relate. My old microwave and dyeing supplies live on the back veranda [or screened enclosure as we usually call it] - the tap's in the laundry a couple of metres away!

    Thanks for the tour - I've really enjoyed it.

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