Wednesday 8 February 2012

WOYWW - I've moved house

the 'new' workbench
OK, so I exaggerate, but yes fellow WOYWWers (What's on your workbench Wednesday) I report to you this week from a new location.  I really can't work in the studio at the moment (due to the cold) and tired of putting the machine away each evening, I asked OH if I could put a table in the bedroom.

I haven't quite sorted things out yet, but I'm still really pleased with it, as I can pop in for half an hour and get stuck straight in.

I didn't find an extension lead, so the sewing machine ended up on the short side of the table.  Actually this is a good thing as it leaves the rest of the table for picking through the fabric.
the fabric being hugged by the hoover arm

Yesterday I had the car, so I whipped down to Machynlleth to Wheeler's Fabrics again.  I picked up some more background fabric and had a little look around for beach hut fabric.  Which means this week I shall have a bit of fun checking out what will be suitable.

Now hop off and see what everyone else is upto over at Julia's

27 comments:

  1. Happy WOYWW. Jumped over to see you from Hettie's place x

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  2. Love the new location. I bet you will love it so much you wont want to move back :-)
    Hugs,
    A x

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  3. I hope it all works out in your new space ... at least you wont have far to go when you collapse exhausted into the bed.

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  4. I hope that your new location gives you more crafting opportunity. It looks like a great space. Happy WOYWW :)

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  5. Hope your new space brings you some productivity. Stay warm!

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  6. that looks like a reallybusy corner!

    hugs

    debs /132

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  7. Hi Polly, I have worked in a tiny corner of a bedroom for years (see before pic on my blog). There is so much you can do to organise a small space. Last week I got a bigger space - a small room of my own and it looks no-where near as pretty or as cosy (see after pic on my blog) - so enjoy! xx

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  8. Hope your new workspace works out well - the fabric is perfect for little beach huts - I think Max made some pics and put them in her Tilly Tea Dance Etsy shop. Have a good week. x Jo

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  9. Glad you a new space to play. Thanks for sharing & enjoy this WOYWW, I'm off to be nosey, & peek at some more desks! Zo x 83, well I was when last looked, it keeps changing!

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  10. Great new workspace, have joined your blog today as a follower, have a good week, hugs May x x x x ps love the idea of beach huts!!!!!!

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  11. Hi, hope you enjoy your new work space. Thanks for shring and hope you have a good week.
    Anne-marie x no 141

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  12. My machine's on the short end of the table too - leaves lots of space for cutting out! That stripey fabric is lovely, screams of the seaside :)
    Hugs, LLJ #56 xx

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  13. Horible wintertime when it's too cold in your studio. Luckly there is another place for you.

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  14. If you want to get something done, ask a busy person to do it and I can tell you are BUSY!
    sandy

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  15. Hi,
    isn't it weird, yet kind of a no-brainer when you think about it, sometimes it is all about where you do your crafting. And that depends on where you feel comfortable. I switch from place to place quite often at the moment, usually depending on whether the fire is lit!
    I was just reading your older post and I must say its a relief to find out that I'm not the only person who has a bit of an issue with glue!! When I've got a bit more time I plan to read the responses in more detail and try out some of the recommendations. Thanks for the nosey into your workspace!!
    emilyx

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  16. This cold makes it very difficult to craft sometimes doesn't it?! My room is cold too but I'm trying to warm it up. Hope your change of scenery helps!

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  17. Have just found your blog and think you are so talented! Your work is lovely. Inspiring.
    Am now your newest follower!
    Lisa 163 xxxx

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  18. You must stay warm to craft. You need those blood cells (and ideas) to rush to your head!

    Happy WOYWW
    Kay
    #129

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  19. Good grief Woman! For a cotton picking moment I thought you had left home and got yourself a place of your own! Don't do that to me!!
    Top tip - don't leave any pins in the bed!! Don't want any sharp p... things in there!!!

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  20. Glad to find you in a warmer location! lovely fabrics you have there! not sure why you couldn't see my text, Julia was having the same problem when viewing on her ipad but it was fine on her PC not sure why.... very odd! x

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  21. Good idea to move, you get nothing done in the cold, it's misery. Beach hut fabric...making me yearn for summer again!

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  22. LOL! I thought for a min that you had really moved house! Hope you are keeping warm! Kim

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  23. Glad you have come in from the cold. Hope you are nice and cosy now until this nasty weather vanishes. Thank you for your visit and kind comments. have a good week in the warm. xx Maggie #89

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  24. Breat new work space, I didn’t make it, to everyone’s crafty space on Wednesday so doing my snooping today,
    Hope you have a great week x Lou x @#103

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  25. Isnt that hard for hubby to sleep when you are busy sewing?
    Bridget #51

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  26. I'm not surprised you've retreated indoors, it's been soooo cold hasn't it. I had to smile that you asked your DH if you could come in, does he keep you outside normally. I thought it was usually the other way round with men and their sheds!!
    Happy WOYWW
    Hugs Lisax #112

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  27. Hope you can craft in snug comfort now! Thanks for letting us look in and peek at your desk... Sarah at 7

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