Covering the angles

The studio is L-shaped, so it’s difficult to cover all it’s angles in one picture. This is what I see when I walk into the room. Needless to say I love bright colors, but to avoid epileptical attacks when entering our home, I managed to paint just one wall in a bold color. I decided to use this color long before we bought the house, when I saw it in this spectacular studio. The wall is still a bit boring though (despite it’s color) so it will get some more decoration in the future.
It’s a delightful space, where me and Molly spend hours working (me) and..sleeping (she). Does your cat make tools disappear too by falling asleep on top of them…pincushions…scissors…?

Despite a huge ear infection I’ve made a start with writing the vintage needlework wall hanging tutorial (need to find a better name for it, but can’t think of a name that’s shorter and covers it’s angles too). During my quest for more needleworks for it’s pictures, I stumbled upon a (completely useless for the tutorial, but too-good-to-not-take-home-with-me) pile of these embroideries. They’re called ‘Schellekoorden’ in Dutch, have no idea what you call them in English.

The sun finally shows after weeks of almost pitch dark days. It’s quiet around the house (which could have something to do with my right ear being deaf :-)) and I’m enjoying these moments with every fiber in my body.
Must be off now though, my To Do list is screaming to me..it seems to have grown everytime I look at it.
Hope the sun shines too, where ever you are!