Whew!
Lots done today on the home front...
First...
my knitting space...
once we get more organized
(I am hoping by July or August)
I may have a bit of a better space.
For now,
my yarn lives in two cubbyholes in
our coffee table:
and in a basket and some finished work in a
magazine holder :)
Lots done today on the home front...
First...
my knitting space...
once we get more organized
(I am hoping by July or August)
I may have a bit of a better space.
For now,
my yarn lives in two cubbyholes in
our coffee table:
and in a basket and some finished work in a
magazine holder :)
And my needles (and yarn, projects) are here:
one of my love mug boxes.
(sadly one of the mugs lost it's handle this week
due to it's falling off table onto our wood floor).
I find this sad :( but it is only a mug...
So...
I keep the needles in the original packages
and keep the packages in needle number order.
So it is quick and simple, easy to access and use!
I love my little kitchen corner...
And my two vintage spice racks;
left one was my Oma's and the right one my Mom's.
The latest drawing from one of my
beloved Ottawa munchkins!
4 comments:
I love those spice racks! I also cannot believe that we are halfway through June... where did the month go?!
I'm in the midst of organizing my (admittedly larger) yarn/fabric stash. It MUST be done by the end of summer/start of school.
Love the spice racks. Mine I made in grade 7, but the jars belonged to a dear sweet cousin of my grandma's but to us she was more like a great aunt. It's so sad how few people remember her any more and I don't really know how to pass those memories on to Ella.
How wonderful to have spice racks belonging to two generations!
Paula ~ I think you can pass the memories on by telling her stories, showing her the jars... my Grandma told me stories of her parents and grandparents as a child and they stuck with me for life and were very real and alive for me.
Thank you Elizabeth!
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