I’ve spent the last week, with the help of my husband and my assistant Nireko, getting the Bunny Hill studio in order. It is really a studio! I’ve gone from a small bedroom to a large room with lots of light and space. We are having so much fun unpacking all the things and putting them away. My studio is upstairs and I have the whole space to myself. I am still waiting on some things to arrive (four to six weeks) and then I’ll take a full studio photo. Until then I’ll post some little vignettes as I go along. Thanks to Cindy at http://www.cutepinkstuff.com I have the cutest little jars for my buttons!
My antique hutch will hold button, ribbons and trims. 
This little scene is what I see above my computer every day!The clock and little jars came from Cindy!
This must be heaven (:
I love seeing studio pictures. Are you sure you can’t tease us with a picture of a wall or two? :o)
There’s that “butter” yellow paint you were talking about. . . so beautiful! Can’t wait to see a whole wall! Hang in there Anne. . . ! It will get done. . . & it will be worth it!
(Isn’t cutelinkstuff.com – just the greatest?! – that Cindy – what an eye!)
xo, – Bren
Seeing your studio would be fabulous! I would have to really scramble if I thought I had to take a picture in my sewing room! Very scary stuff. I often wish I could just move and start over.
Did I give you that clock? LOL
A large room… oh, how would that be?! I can’t wait to see the finished product!
Mary
Such inspiring, lovely goodies! You are so lucky! If you need me to, I’d be glad to come over just to dust…it would be worth the drive!
I love studio pictures too! Cindy’s button jars are just the right touch!
I can’t wait to see the finished studio. I love your patterns. Just made two tote bags today. Thank you for great patterns.
I look forward to seeing your studio pictures. I love the little scene above your computer! Each item is just lovely and pink is my favorite color! I love the pin cushions and the sweet lamb on the box and bunny on the jar! I enjoy sewing your pretty patterns so much! Blessings, Paula