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“An Aladdin’s cave!”, “How do you find everything?” visitors to my studio may ask. To which I answer, there are zones for different processes; a ‘dry’ area for sewing, a ‘wet’ area for dyeing/painting. Anything in between, well that falls into my idiosyncratic filing system and believe it or not, it works for me – usually!! Elizabeth's Studio Space     Can't live without.. My Tailoring shears, given to me for my 21st birthday from my Tailor mum The 3.5 metre bench/table I use for painting, pattern cutting etc My 4-legged sentinel/companion Elizabeth's Fibre Arts details here
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A spacious, north-facing studio with stunning views of the Huon Valley is where I spend my days. Ample storage and good lighting make it the perfect creative space. A large Chinese medicine cabinet full of curious objects, and map drawers overflowing with exotic papers are a collage artist’s delight. Lynne's Studio Space     Can't live without.. Stackable trolley for equipment Map drawers for large sheets of paper An easel for viewing work from afar A medicine cabinet for storage An inspiring view Lynne's Fibre Arts workshop details here
My home studio has a lovely garden view. It is where I surround myself with things I love that kindle creative energy – colourful threads, fabrics, found objects and sketches. I immerse myself with music as I work. It’s my place and I have added my special touches. Tamara's Studio Space   Can't live without.. My trusty old Bernina and Husqvarna sewing machines both are over 30 years old but going strong. A fantastic collection of threads - both for hand and machine stitching Great storage for my stash of fabrics My collection of found, reclaimed and upcyled items The lovely garden view whilst I’m working And Jess my constant working companion (pictured) Tamara's Fibre Arts workshop details here
My studio is part of our home in rural New Zealand. It's small and filled to the brim with treasures of the Fibre and floral variety plus all the practical stuff. Just through a door from our kitchen table it often flows out to the table where I look out to the garden and paddocks beyond as I create. Fleur's Studio Space     Can't live without.. Allll the threads, especially silk merino blend 4 ply wool Size 18 Chenille Needles Paints Linen Vintage and retro gardening books My post ticket label printer Fleur's Fibre Arts workshop details here
My garden studio measures 6 X 4 meters and I love it. Always in a terrible state of disarray but I know where everything is. Large windows face south giving great light. It’s perfect for printmaking and painting. Presently I’m working on a portrait of my daughter Alice, close-up attached. Annie's Studio Space  Always a mess  My beautiful press  Portrait of my daughter.  Can't live without.. I love my radio – A B C classic FM all day, a perfect background. I like to hear the birds, our little magpie family, noisy minors, Lorikeets, Kookaburras and the occasional Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. I need plenty of good paper for printing and gorgeous printmaking inks. The press is a must and I love mine. I have a big easel and lots of paint, yum. Annie's Fibre Arts workshop with her sister Robin here
I designed my detached workspace at home with my garden surrounding the studio. The very large north facing windows and skylights mean that the space is light and airy. Comfort for such a sedentary occupation sees me warming myself as I sit and stitch in front of one of the windows and now after 20 years, I have a cooling system. Sharon's studio space  Can’t live without… The independent space of the studio is the key thing I could not live without. A very large cutting table Computer and printer My sewing machines My thread collection Sharon’s Fibre Arts workshop details here
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