As I promised, here is the next part of my craft room layout.
The frames have been hung and as you can see, they are embroideries that I stitched and that I have been accumulating for many years. By the way, if you are interested in stitching, I have a personal blog where I talk about it all: Des fils et du lin
But before that, we started with my work table.
This one is adapted to my (small) size so that I can work standing up. A work surface is fixed to the wall on top of a cleat and at the other end it is placed on a piece of furniture that my darling made; I wanted large drawers for my fabric coupons. As these were already rolled up on 10 x 21 cm pieces of calendars and I did not want to recut the hundred of cardboards, he made 5 drawers to measure with at the top, a place where to slide my grey cardboards, paper and thin cards.
The whole, of course, painted with bright colors.
The bazaar underneath is made of a small table for the sewing machine and two bins where my papers and imitations are.
Easier, I made myself a cork world map to put on my magnetic board to see where my creations go.
So I downloaded a vector drawing from Vectysee (free) and made my Cricut draw it on a cork board. Then I cut a foam board of the same dimensions, inserted two magnets in the top, and glued my cork on top.
Now I just need to make a storage for my papers and imitations.
It's your turn to show me!