...something that I don't particularly excel at is being organized. I do, however enjoy rearranging the studio; stuffing, storing and stashing materials in all manner. We've been discussing "stash issues" in our Newsletter and with that thought, here's a little look at some London-Wul studio storage solutions.
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Metal baskets for wool are wonderful both in the dye shed and in the studio. I collect them from old freezer chests.
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Baskets, boxes and zipped bags fill storage shelving throughout the studio.
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There's no reason why organizing can't be fun!
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... and of course more baskets, baskets, baskets.
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knitting needles beside the computer keyboard. If technology fails resort to the tried and true to get through the day!
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Metal racks are hung over a double sink to dry fleece.
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One must never underestimate the little things in life. Small pockets full of treasures can bring such joy!
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The cutting and ironing table. Could it EVER be big enough? Up top are bales of washed wool. When there's no space left - move up:)
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My Schacht spinning wheel with the trimmings. All cozy and unified so that I don't have to scramble when looking for a new bobbin or a different whorl.
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Hall trees everywhere for those bits and pieces that you just can't hide away.
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Rolling shelves are fantastic for moving around the studio as needed.
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Angus likes to lay low in the back room. Sleeping among the stash.
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Raw fleece stays outside in the dye shed. Along with pots, pans and drying racks.