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January 2000 |
July 2001 |
November 2001 |
View from
the Door
Looking in the room from the door you
can see the desk and the white shelves that hold my stamps. I turned the
shelved sideways and built 1 1/2 inch high shelves that rest on 1/4 round
molding. On top of the stamp storage unit I have my embossing station.
Behind the stamp storage shelf is a round container with my rolls of specialty
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View of my
Desk
Bill helped me build this L shaped desk.
It works great. My main work surface contains a large cutting mat, my Ott
light, my tv and miscellaneous supplies. Under the desk I have 2 Iris carts and 1 file cabinet, The file cabinet holds my patterns and class handouts. The
Iris carts hold specialty paper, embossing powders, and Radiant Pearls. Behind my desk are 4 more Iris carts. These hold my most frequently used supplies. On top of these I store my Markers, paint brushes and Ink Pads in 2 revolving holders. |
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Right of the
Door
A large bookshelf is immediately to the
right of the door that contains my art books and magazines. Next to it
are two paper organizers, which hold my cardstock and text weight paper.
This corner of the room contains my mom's original drafting table with
my Genesis paper cutter. Inside the table is my reinkers and spray stuff,
and extra bulk embossing powder. |
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Looking toward
the closet
The Clear View drawers contain miscellaneous
crafting supplies. They have my paints, ribbon, candle wax, large foam
stamps, clay, etc. Wrapping, contact and cellophane paper rolls are in
a storage cart in the corner. |
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Closet
The closet is re-born. It is amazing how
much stuff you can fit in a closet when you have shelves right where you
want them. The closet contains my catalogs, magazines, dried flowers, and
more misc. craft supplies. |
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