And after...
somewhere comfortable and relaxing to sit
a work table with space on it to work
shelves of inspiration
Ruby nana's sewing machine, still in working order
An early 1960s LBD,
The original 1930s fireplace newly opened up.
So now you know what exciting stuff I've been up to for the last couple of weeks! However a new sense of calm and purpose is beginning to surface from my post new year blues, all that sorting has done me good. I will leave you with this photo that I found on my camera, taken on January 2nd when the piglets where only 2 days old.
You can just see this little chappie waking up his mum by butting her in the snout! whilst the others sleep under their heat lamp.
for now
Ruby xx
6 comments :
Your new room looks gorgeous, but you don't show what you did with all those boxes of yarn... :-)
I recognise some of the books on your shelf, I have some that were my mother's, genuine WWII purchases!
Enjoy your new room. Are the pigs yours?
Jill
...and p.s. I expect you know the yesterknits website but I'll give a link here in case others might not. Wonderful old patterns!
www.yesterknits.com
Jill
Wow, the change is so marked!
Your studio looks dreamy, I love all of the details and decor that you have. One day I'll have such a room...haha!
I hope you're feeling better now...
Anushka
xo
What a lovely little room, that fireplace was in our front room until husband ripped it out for the woodburner. I was wondering if it was the original one. We have a similar one in the backroom though so I won't fret! Oh and a mini version in the bedroom.
P.s: My husband is suggesting that you should try a Netgear (dg834g) wifi router. We have just put it in and can get a signal even up in the loft.
You inspre me! I am just in the middle-muddle of sorting out my own workspace - and was feeling as though it will never get done! Now, I can see the end of the tunnel, thank you.
I love organizing...especially when someone else is doing all the work! Love the piglets. Absolutely too too cute.
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