2015/07/06

In my "Studio"

Hi there!
Today I invite You for a little tour into the place where I create. I was planning to write this post for a veeeery long time, but it was Citrus Twist Kits that actually motivated me to do it! I hope You will enjoy visiting this part of my everyday world.

First of all - it's hard to call it Studio, but ok - let it be my studio for a while!
To be more honest - it's more like a part of the small room in our apartment :)
Look:

My scrapbooking world is a small part of our daughter's room and it will stay this way as long as we prefer Ola to sleep in our bedroom.
So here it is - wide desk and a few drawers :)
I am really happy to have that space well organised. I often check what things I no longer like/need and donate it to the relatives (mostly kids :D) - I don't want to be overwhelmed by too many stuff, cause then I end up not knowing what I have and what I want to use. That's also why I loooove working with kits - it just help me to keep my mind clear! (One of the things hanging near my desk is a little quote that I found on Piterest - tidy desk - tidy mind - and I truly believe that!)

Now  let me show You more details!
Left side of the desk is my sewing corner:
Right side is the actual place where I scrap and work on the computer:
Most of my space is dedicated to Pocket Scrapbooking...

Here's for example how I store PL cards (ordered by colors) and some of my favourite stamps and washi tapes:
In those mini paper bags (from That Way: click!) I keep color pencils, paper clips, scraps of papers and my very recent purchase - super - BH fuse tool:

My desk has two gorgeously huge drawers, that I just admire! They let me have a tidy desk with a really quick access to everything that I need!
I keep it all in small containers: pictures, paper cuts, stickers - things like that!

Right drawer is perfect to hide the computer when I work with papers:
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On the right side I also keep my Silhouette Portraits and I have a few more drawers here - filled with stamps and inks, chipboard cuts, hard drives, envelopes, etc. I keep the rest of my supplies in the Ikea Raskog basket - twines, threads, badges, paper clips, embellishments:
Accrylic spray paints, basic tools, buttons, wood chips, ribbons, sequins, glitter, etc:
And on the left side of "my creative wall" there is a bookstand full of boxes that are filled with wool and mini albums:
This is it!
As I said - it's not a scrapbooking Studio AT ALL... but it really really is my Favourite spot in the house.

I could finish here - at this exact moment...
or I could also open the rest of my drawers to photograph them for You... (and You would probably yawn)
But I won't do any of it!

I would share a little bit of my desk surroundings instead! Why? Cause I need to prove that this is our daughter's room - kid's room, right?

Here You go - Toys (that inspire me a lot actually):
gorgeous Graphics by Ja Cię Broszę!:
And my hand-made decrations that I created with wonderful Bobbiny threads:
Even more decorations:



Ok,
now I can finish this tour...

But before that - one more thing:
here's the view from the window that I am constantly looking at: 
Yep! This is it - now You know everything...You can drop by and scrap with me :)

If You woud like to visit more creative spaces - check what the rest of CTK team presented on the blog so far! Believe me - it's going to be really inspiring trip!

I hope that You enjoyed this post!
Have a lovely day!
 

6 comments :

  1. oooh my!!!! Jak cudnie!! spodziewaj się napadu haha!

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  2. Wowzers, I think you can safely call it a studio, it has everything you need, space to create, inspiration and a beautiful view! I love your desk with the drawers, what a good idea for keeping things handy but out of sight! Lovely! x

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  3. Hi Mira!!!
    Your studio is just amazing!!! Everything in order and beautiful!
    Where did you get the white drawer where you store the PL cars and your favourite stamps? I need it!!! ;)
    Thanks for the inspiration and share it!
    Miriam.

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    1. Thank You Miriam! This organiser was made for individual order by the carpenter :)

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    2. Thanks Mira! Super good job he made!
      I think it's time to put out the tools and buy some wood make my own ;)
      xo

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