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I live on the Kapiti Coast in New Zealand My studio is where I go to come back to myself, day after day. What it looks like is less important than what I do in the space. I have to remind myself of this over and over again as my space is a work in progress. gave up my big beautiful purpose built studio in Denver when I moved to New Zealand. And while I left that space behind - what I didn't leave behind is myself. And my need and desire to create. Using my space as the reason I can't create is simply and excuse. I can make beauty anywhere I believe I can.      Can't live without... - A couple of squares of 100% dark chocolate in the morning - My seam ripper - not "A" seam ripper - but "My" seam ripper. The purple one I've been using since the mid 1970s. Originally purchased for my home ec class in jr high. In all of it's cheap raggedy glory it has a nice smooth rounded end. I use that feature to my advantage. I've never been able to find a similar one. When I pick up a newer one, the pointy end very rudely cuts threads. - My love of making - Heap of colors of thread (which of course I inventory in a spreadsheet) - Great audio books - My studio sketchbook - for my ideas, my work in progress and keeping track of the time I put into the studio - My sewing table, where my sewing machine sits flush with the table top. - While actually can live without this and did for my first year in New Zealand - my shoulders are much happier with good ergonomics - Ibuprofen - for those days I spend 8 hours in the studio without taking a break me out there in the wild world
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