
Luckily, yesterday I discovered a diversion to my madness. While frantically searching the newsstand piles I found the treasure pictured above. . . .Where Women Create. Apparently it's the premier issue published by Somerset Studio and I so love getting the first issue of magazines. Being that the work spaces of the featured artists are amazing, the photography quite beautiful, and that Mary Jane Butters name is on the cover I quickly made my purchase and headed home.
I wish I could say I sat down and read it cover to cover with a lovely cup of tea. The reality of the situation is, however, I've only been able to steal five minutes here and there to read snippets of inspiration and drool over the studios pictured. Even as such, I must say I have been amazingly motivated to attend to my own creative space. While tiny and heavily trafficked (I sew in the upstairs hallway next to the staircase) I see areas for improvement. Even on a small scale they could be influential. Jars of buttons that look like candy, baskets full of embroidery floss, and spools of ribbon hanging around. New mission: Where I Create. . . .
Hey, Natalie Jo, now you've got me all into destashing and cleaning up a bit more! Love your blog and love having you for a customer! So glad you like the seam bindings and colors! I'm an addict...what more can I say!
ReplyDeleteAnxious to see pics of the completed project!!
Nancy
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So tell me more - - - is this British Country Living Magazine, just Country Living from England???
ReplyDeleteI get that all the time!
And tell me more about the Where Women Create magazine - I wish I could see that one!