For years now I have been frustrated that I don't have a designated space for my many and on going craft projects. Even though we have a three bedroom house, our extra bedrooms are small and really can't serve as a multi purpose room. Right now we have those rooms set up as an office and an extra bedroom. I tired once to craft in the extra bedroom, but there was just not enough room. Then we tried making space in our living room, but having a messy craft table in the living room just seemed out of place. I just want a space big enough to hold all of my supplies and that I don't have to clean up at the end of the day.
Over the holidays Ethan and I decided to get rid of the extra bedroom and turn it into my craft space. It was a hard decision because we like our guest to have a place to sleep when visiting, but in reality it is really under utilized space.
Then Ethan came up with a plan with a good compromise. He was going to make room for me in the garage. It would be a big space with lots of room so I can store everything in one place. My two concerns: lighting and temperature.
Here is a tour of what he came up with:
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The space, including shevles (shared with comic books) and space for all the Rubbermaids. |
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From Drop Box |
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A entertainment center composed of our TV/DVD/Receiver recently replaced in our living room. |
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Very nice! At least you're living in a warm place...I sure couldn't do that in my garage in OH!!
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Shelley, Jennifer Kobler's aunt