“A few of my favourite studio items are my vintage printers drawer where I have filled each and every little cubby with stamps and treasures like my Grandmother’s thimble, Grandfather’s hand carved wooden box, and childhood keepsakes including a small, favourite barrette.”

“A repurposed plastic clothes dryer is now a memory chandelier. I created little paper rosettes and wrapped the entire dryer in ribbon & tulle. Hanging from thin silk ribbon are favourite photos, wire bird nest, prisms, a key from my teenage diary & inspirational sayings.”

“My vintage suitcase.  The perfect spot to hold my wool & knitting needles and store projects I am working on.”

Photo and quote credits:

Deb Dunn
http://deb-posted-from-home.blogspot.com

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It’s easy to see why these jars are one of Jo’s favorite things.  Do you have some creative ideas for using jars?

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Kathleen Wedemeyer
www.hopeglory.net

“Kathleen Wedemeyer grew up in Houston, Texas, where she loved to draw and create art with some interesting origins.  Old wood molding, antique ceiling tins, spindles, various metal components, and architectural antiques are a few of the unique materials that Kathleen uses to create her inspirational artwork.  One of her favorite parts of the creative process is hunting for new materials to use, but nothing can compare to the joy she finds in the opportunities for spiritual outreach through her artwork.  Her husband, Ron, built her dream studio/workshop behind their historic stone home, allowing for seemingly endless new possibilities.” (Quoted from Kathleen’s article in Where Women Create magazine.)

Read more about Kathleen Wedemeyer in the May/June/July 2013 issue of Where Women Create Magazine.  Click here to subscribe or purchase Where Women Create Magazine.

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Deborah Petronio
deborahpetronio.weebly.com

“I love this postal sorter. I use it to store my small stashes. When I am starting a project I stand in front of it for inspiration. Of course, I end up with several projects and lots of fond memories of collecting all these things. When I moved into my new studio (look how neat!) I detached the civvies and hung them on the wall. The table is now on wheels so I can pull it out to work. It is my main workspace.”

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Binky Morgan
Binky la Faye Objects of Eld
www.binkylafaye.com

“Binky Morgan’s singular visual style and unique creative talents have been much sought after for many years throughout central Texas.  This is perhaps best exemplified at her store, Binky la Faye Objects of Eld, in her hometown of Llano, Texas.  It is there where she feels most free to experiment with differing yet breathtaking visual styling.  Binky is prolific in creating new and fascinating objects to capture one’s imagination and inspire others to take the same daring chances, which makes Binky’s style and art truly one of a kind.” (Quoted from Binky’s article in Where Women Create magazine.)

Learn more about Binky Morgan in the May/June/July 2013 issue of Where Women Create Magazine.  Click here to subscribe or purchase Where Women Create Magazine.

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Sandi
A Cottage Muse
www.acottagemuse.blogspot.com

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Flora Bowley
http://www.braveintuitiveyou.com

As a full-time artist, a sense of isolation and the desire to make a difference led Flora Bowley to open her mind and heart to a new path.  Now, in addition to painting in her home studio in Portland, Oregon, Flora teaches workshops all over the world, runs a five-week online course several times a year, licenses her work to various companies that make and sell products worldwide, and has written a book about her unique painting process.  Through her artwork, courses, and workshops, Flora shows others that creating art can be a spiritual and transforming experience, one that is open to everyone—because we can all be artists, if we simply allow ourselves to be.

Read all about Flora Bowley in the May/June/July 2013 issue of Where Women Create Magazine.  Click here to subscribe or purchase Where Women Create Magazine.

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“My kitten, “FrankieBJ”, who is determined to get my attention by curling up in my apron fabrics and patterns.”

 ”Painting by my grandmother (deceased), Katharine Stowell, who painted these daffodils on my birthday, but 2 months after my younger sister was born in which my Sister:  Katharine Rose Brown, was given her namesake.”

Trish Vernazza
http://www.VisionsofVenus.com   

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Now who is ready for a long summer’s night walk on the beach?

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