Showing posts with label freecycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freecycle. Show all posts

Friday, January 23, 2009

Love Fridays....

It's time once again to Love Fridays.... and for very good reason.
Exciting newsflash - my old house has been sold and this is going to be my new house!

These photos are from Realestate.com.au and this is obviously not my furniture, but from the 11th March, this is my new home.

I have very exciting plans to turn the above room into the kitchen / dining / living area and then.....

....this dining area becomes my craft space.
Here's my sketchy vision. The back wall will have overhead cupboards, and a bench all along the wall, with drawer units underneath.
The side wall will have tables for the sewing machine and overlocker, and the big wooden bench which is currently in my kitchen, becomes the cutting bench for the craft room.

Of course, I haven't actually taken any measurements to work out whether everything will fit, but this is how it looks in my head at the moment.

This area is completely open to the living room, so I'm also thinking about either having a gorgeous curtain that I can pull across, or some sort of sliding or folding screen. I'm not sure about keeping the carpet yet, but I might just see how it works out.

The most exciting thing about the house is that there is an entire wall of storage cupboard space in the laundry. It's bigger than the built in wardrobes in my current bedroom and will be absolutely perfect for housing the fabric stash. Just think, I can bring things home from the oppy, wash them, dry them, and put them directly into the cupboard..... joy! Oh how I adore good storage solutions.

Now that I have somewhere to move to, this weekend is dedicated to sorting and packing and deciding what I actually want to take with me. There might just be a lot of Freecycling going on.

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Thursday, December 4, 2008

Thankyou Freecycle

I joined Freecycle a while ago, mainly to get rid of things that I no longer needed.

But just look what I picked up from freecycle last weekend! It's in perfect condition, and I can stack and hang all sorts of crafty things, and then wheel them around the house.

I had to take it apart to fit it in the car, and then it took me about 2 hours to put it back together when I got home (and I ended up putting the shelves together upside down), but it was soooooo worth it.