Ah, that's much better. I spent a little time unpacking and settling back into my studio space this week, and finishing the rearranging I had started weeks ago. This little room of mine serves so many purposes and holds so many things for all that making (because without a doubt, making things requires the 'stuff' needed to do the making)! It can easily feel cluttered and not functioning if I don't pay attention in here. It feels back to normal now - everything in its proper place and things rearranged for the best use of them. And now that it's all tidy, my favorite thing to do of course is dive right on into a project. I think I'll go from table to table - first up, with getting the next issue of Taproot out the door, followed by a quilt that is front and center on the cutting table, ready to be pinned and quilted. And then onto the sewing. Oh, I'm so grateful for this room - and all the things that happen inside of it!
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Greetings! I'm Amanda Blake Soule - mother of five, author of four books on family creativity, editor & owner of Taproot Magazine. I live with my family in an old farmhouse in Western Maine where we raise animals, grow vegetables and make lots of things. I write about it all here on the blog. Thank you for visiting!
