For the article I posted earlier today I had to recreate my craft room in our photo studio. It was too complicated to send the photographer to our different work spaces all over Brooklyn and even upstate New York so we all had to bring in our stuff in and set up our space. This is what my craft room really looks like. What we go through for a pretty photo!
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March 09, 2009
recreated craft room
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This is a beautiful space. One day I hope to grow up and have as wonderful a space to work in. I just read the article in MSL and I couldn't stop thinking about how beautiful your dolls are. You are very talented and your work is just beautiful. Good luck with all of your adventures.
Posted by: Miss Erika | March 11, 2009 at 08:48 PM
Thanks for the behind-the-scenes honesty! It helps for those of us with less than ideal crafting set ups :) pleased to see that you are getting well-deserved attention to your craft. Kudos to MSL on the feature!
Posted by: Sarahstew | March 29, 2009 at 04:56 PM
Very nice craft room, I am sure that countless of handmade crafts products were produced in that room. I hope can find your next unique products in the near future.
Posted by: bali handicraft | September 15, 2009 at 08:27 AM