I do not currently have a work room, work shop or studio. I have a Work Table, with most of my supplies packed into my bedroom with some of it on the table and under the table. I live in a 2 bedroom apartment and I keep trying to get my son to shape up so he can afford to move out so I can take over his bedroom-sort of kidding but not really. He's 19 1/2 and I didn't move out of my parent's home until I was almost 23, but I already had a full time job with decent pay when I was his age. I mean, I don't want him to be a bum, and he certainly isn't a momma's boy, but he needs to get his act together soon, but he knows he has it pretty good here.
Here's a picture of him from about a year ago, with Gizmo and Savannah.
So, until he can go out on his own, or move in with his dad (Yesss! Please!!!) I have to make do with a work table. My work space is my dining room table which is actually rather large, covered with a vinyl table cloth. It works pretty well for me, except for those rare times when I need to eat. But at least I have everything where I need it and I don't have to keep putting things away when I am done. I can just sit down and get right to work.
Here's some pendants I recently finished.
A Pendant in the works.
More pendants waiting to be finished.
My tools!
Coiling gizmo. Very inexpensive and makes great coils out of wire.
Pasta Machine. Very useful with polymer clay. I will write about it later.
Beads and things. One of many containers.
Polymer clay, for my beads and pendants.
Tools for Polymer Clay. I will save the explanation of these and the pasta machine and other tools for Polymer Clay in another post.
Well, I need to get started on dinner. I am cooking for once, do not do much of that in this apartment's tiny kitchen, but I've been wanting to make spaghetti for a while now, so I better stop. Next time, hopefully, more about polymer clay.
