Clearly I am thick skinned, or may be just a little slow. It has taken me until January to realise that my enthusiam for crafting has been affected by the weather. Since the temperature dropped and the clocks went back (so basically the arrival of Autumn and Winter), my production rate has slowed to near zero.
However during the problems of the sewing machine crisis, I moved the machine from the studio, indoors. And suddenly I am producing something every day. So here is my new workbench.
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| Everything gets stuffed into the basket quickly, if I hear a child approaching! |
So with this in mind I am trying to calculate the cost of moving house to gain an extra bedroom, which I can then convert into a workroom. Even in my little fanasy land I can't figure out a way of justifying the cost, but it doesn't stop me trying.
Here are a couple of the little pictures I have produced whilst warming my toes by the wood burner.
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| sorry about the shadows |
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| sorry about the shadows |
However this morning (in my child-free time), I shall be moving to the kitchen. I have to produce a quiche for a craft co-operative meeting I am attending tonight. The group shop opened in November and we are going along to here how Christmas sales went, so fingers crossed they have sold enough to cover the cost of my quiche.
