Here it is before anything is moved in.  One of my requirements for a studio was it had to be handicapped accessible.  I love having the natural light from the patio door.

The other end of the room is a built-in office, which I love.

My son-in-law spent one week helping us with our long "to do" list.  Here he is putting together one of three cabinets for my studio.  He also put together a dresser.  Ikea is great if you like to put together furniture (I don’t).

He is leveling and securing the cabinets to the wall.  I had boxes and boxes to unpack!

I have my tables in a "U" shape, but have flexibility to change the table layout.

Ink pads and cardstock galore!

Through this door is the laundry room with a refrigerator and microwave for snacks!  There is a door to the garage from the laundry room.  There is also a bathroom next to the laundry room.

A gas burning fireplace to keep the room toasty.  A ceiling fan to keep the room cool.  Satellite TV to catch the latest movies and shows.  Paper cutters and ribbon, ribbon and more ribbon.

I’ve beenwanting to hang up my punches with these Ikea rods.  I put Ikea clear drawer liner on the wall under the rods so the wall doesn’t get all scratched up from grabbing punches.

I even squeezed my treadmill between the office and studio.  This was the TV armoire that was too large for the living room.  It now is filled with craft  and office supplies.

I love having my office right next to the studio.  I wheel my chair back and forth throughout the day.

This is my third studio, but the first one that didn’t have to be constructed from bare walls.  I am so blessed and filled with joy to have this studio to share with my friends and family.

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