Wednesday, June 27, 2012

What Bead Table?

Ever have one of these days?  When you literally can't even get to your bead table?  The studio was trashed before I left for the show, with things being tossed here and there during the frantic last minute creating, and other things being packed to take with me.  

When I came home, everything got tossed in there, and here I am, trying to catch up.  Haven't reached the studio yet.  Tomorrow I should be able to get in there, and have a nice post about the sea glass festival.  It was nice, and I am sooo glad it went well.  

So, what was the longest amount of time it took you to clear a path to your bead table?  Mine may take two days from the looks of it!!!!



Looks like an episode of hoarders!!!!   And there is some more in the hallway too!  
Wish me luck and share your stories of post show chaos, that way I don't feel so alone in my MESS!  Lol!  Gotta laugh at myself.

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  1. Such is the life of a person who creates (anything, really!) :)

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    1. you know it. now i need the motivation to finish it:)

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  2. Mine looks very much like that and I don't have the excuse of a show.

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  3. When I get home from a show I'm so exhausted that I just dump things just barely inside the door. Then I spend a couple days putting it all back in place and recording my sales etc. Shows are fun, but I don't care for the hectic 'before' and the messy 'after'.

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    1. depending on how close my next show is, sometimes things never get unpacked!

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  4. Studio, what's a studio? That looks like my living room. At least around the couch!

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  5. By the way, this is my first time here, and i think I am in love with your butterfly motifs!

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  6. Lol. I'm at a show right now and you reminded me of what waits for me at home. You're not alone. I don't mind the mess because it makes me organize again. My mess will have to wait since I'll be here until Sunday and then I go to another show on Friday.

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  7. I'm so glad you posted about this. I'm avoiding my workspace right now. Luckily I can pretend it's because I don't want to disturb the resin still in the beginning of it's curing process, but I'm 2 hours away from the 24 hour mark. You and Oscar Crow posted about cleaning up work spaces so it is motivating. Better get too it.

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  8. That is awesome! Mine is completely trashed and I have only had it up and running for 2 weeks...

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    1. I began clean up and have some SERIOUS destashing to do

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  9. Aww, heck, that's not so bad! LOL But, really, the good thing about it is that it's our little mess and our piece of heaven on earth!

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    1. I think I fret more about my work space then the rest of the house! (my poor family, though there space is better then this one)

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  10. Staci.. it means "you are working".. I see photo's of these pristine studio's sometimes and wonder.. How the heck do you working there? I know its easier for people who have large spaces or big homes with a dedicated barn or shed or whatever, but not me.. I have a messy studio too! Messy studio rocks!

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    1. can't work now until everything is back in place;) took a few days off, time to hit it hard!

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  11. I'm totally loving this post! Love your studio which reminds me of mine :)

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