Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Cleaning and Tossing and Sorting - Oh My!

I've been busy cleaning out my studio. I started by cleaning out my downstairs office, and realized I had to sort through fabric. Some of my fabric was upstairs in my studio. After I went through the studio looking for fabric, I decided to go through all the beads, papers and rusty things that were all over the table. Once I cleared the table off, I realized that I needed to sort through my bins in order to put everything away and...you know the rest. I ended up spending three days on my office and studio.Some may be shocked to know that this is the "after" picture. I'll leave the "before" nightmare up to your imagination! You can click on the photo for a closer view of all my stuff.

 The studio looks pretty good, although I've already started playing again, so I have some little messes started that will no doubt grow into a great big mess within a few weeks' time. I guess I have a rusty thumb!

 This little guy was the first thing I made after the big cleanup. LibertyTown is having an art show called 6x6x6. All the art submitted must be no larger than six inches in any direction. This guy is about 5 1/2 inches tall, so he made the cut.

His pal will have to stay home because he is too tall for the upcoming show. They are posing in front of an antique doll piano that I got at an auction recently. The guy on the right reminds me of a piano player in a saloon. Both of them need some adjusting and final attaching. I'll get right on that as soon as I go through the stack of papers on my desk.


3 comments:

Elizabeth said...

Love your Robit's Especailly the little guy ,his hair is so punk!!!!
My gears are finally starting to turn with idea's for this show- I was getting a bit worried about the depth of my rut!! the doll shelf looks amazing!!!

FillyFolly said...

Where did you get that awesome blue cabinet?? :)
I like the guy on the right, the old wagon is really cool, it reminds me of some of the pencil sharpeners we had as kids.

Elizabeth Seaver said...

Such fun, Leslie. Your studio clean-up reminds me of the "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" books!

Love your robot--make sure he's no more than 6" wide or deep, too! Can't wait to see him!