Tomorrow I’ll Be More Organized…
Tomorrow I’ll be more organized, less cluttered, more on top of things and finished with all my projects. HA! I’ve been saying this to myself for months. Isn’t working. Hard as I try I can’t get ahead. Do you find yourself in the same situation? Well I’ve found a great blog that can help us. It’s called Unclutterer! She has somereally great tips. I subscribe to her blog by email so that every morning she’ll be there for me (she posts every day). Ready to help me organize my life. Heaven knows I need it.
To all of you who commented on my pink refrigerator post, I’m KEEPING the refrigerator. It’s helping me to unclutter my drinks and snacks. Not to mention that Chelsea likes it and that’s what’s important.
There’s a French blog I follow that I absolutely love, called L’Atelier Perdu de Nataliejo. She’s created the most beautiful, uncluttered, sewing studio and I thought you might enjoy the visit. Click on the slide show link and you’ll be in for a treat! The English translation is right below the slide show. Enjoy!
In the mist of my quest for organization, I’ve been receiving emails with the most amazing pictures of finished “A Tisket, A Tasket” quilts! Enjoy the pictures. I hope you can see them. I’ll be back on the 5th with a new block for Snowbound (if I can find it)!
From, Anita van de Spek
From Diane Ruiz
From Vicki Crutcher
And a close up of Vicki’s Blocks!
Hugs,
Anne
22 Comments
Diane
What a treat — I feel like I’ve just taken a short jaunt to Paris. I don’t think I would ever want to leave my home if I had such a darling studio. Thanks for sharing that post — that’s one I will definitely visit regularly.
Annette
Beautifully made quilts. It is amazing that one pattern can look so different.
Robin
I went to the French blog and watched the slideshow of her studio. It was really lovely but do you think she actually works in that space? I would probably go in the room to admire it numerous times during the day but my sewing machine would be out on the kitchen table where I could work without messing anything up.