Slowly it comes together.
Re used the old drawers. Added some cheapie shelves and a heavy duty shelf unit for storage. (Jarrah Underfoot on inspection tour)
Two table - one stand up the other sit down.
Some more cheapie shelves. And the more boxes I open, the more homes I need to find/create.
More work in progress.
You-beaut tool storage. No more rummaging in drawers for stuff you forgot you had.
Enameling department.
Lookit all the little glass bottles of vitreous enamel powders - with labels. Squeeeeeee!
A hammer rack. No no don't look too closely, they are resting on screws. Ya think I would have used dowel wouldn't you. (Lazy Greer)
My patented elevated bench pin system cos I don't have a 'real-jewelers-bench.' Easy to remove.
A place for everything and everything in it's place.
I can guarantee it will never look this tidy again!
Gotta love my half of the garage. Sorry car.
This, Dear Readers is what you would have encountered had you happened to wander this way over the past 18 months.
My Husband's affliction has been an extremely hard road to travel. The property was too hard for only one person (me) to maintain and at our family's insistence, we have put the place on the market and moved to Brisbane and finally settled in Ipswich.
To get there. . .
I did this. Multiplied by 7 other rooms and a 4 bay shed.
Then finally this.
Four weeks later unpacked the 83 cartons and with the all the creature comforts sorted, began this.
The Resurrection Studio!
