Good morning, crafty friends. Happy New Year!
I fell behind the past few weeks but with good reason. Bob was able to be home the entire holiday season. That doesn't happen often.
The other reason is that in prepping to have the living room suitable for a Christmas tree, I had to move a lot of stuff back into the office. I put everything in general vicinity. Now I have three weeks to get the office in workable order.
I'm also adjusting to a new printer AND a new laptop. Both of my familiar items went down within a week of one another. Ugh! So I'm starting the new year with shiny new tools to help make me more productive!
So, instead of a desk picture today, I give you the nightmare I'll be dealing with. I'll make notes of changes that have been made since taking these photos last week:
The view from the door to the office corner.
While there is still a lot to the left.. the immediate corner of the office has been cleared.
I had to prep for a Zoom business meeting on Saturday so tht corner took priority.
My filming corner
This is a work in progress. A lot has been put away off of the filming table.
Papers on the floor to the left need put in sleeves nd on the shelf. Stuff on the tble and the chair are for finishing the 13 Days of Digis album.
My printer went down, then my computer so that stalled at Day 9.
Rather than just put those items away, I plan to finish that album first.
I should have this one finished by the weekend as I need my filming table.
Path to the sewing corner.
Remember how pretty this area looke for Halloween?
Yeah. Most of the items are left overs from the baby albums project.
Just need to put away.
And finally...
From the sewing corner looking towards the scraprack
(and filming area beyond)
The sofa is buried under past Paper Pumpkin Kits and stamp sets to be cataloged.
The Paper Pumpkin Kits will be part of a YouTube collab called
Canning Pumpkin.
The concept is to go through past kits, get them made up into 'something' and move them out!
I'll show the cards here the last day of each month as well as link the YouTube video if you want to see more about the details.
That's it for my desk (and story) this week. Who's Miss Julia and why am I here? When you are done visiting me in the Ozarks, please hop on over to Stamping Ground for all the details. Miss Julia has a long list of other studios you can peek into. No standing on an up-turned milk pail to look in the window. We open the doors wide and welcome you. Please leave your number and you'll be among the first on my list.
