I love all of your e-mails and posts! Thank you for making me feel like a part of a Walton-ish family–something I always wanted. Your comments feed my spirit and remind me of the words of scholar and organic gardening champion Sir Albert Howard. He believed in The Law of Return. What you take you've got to give back or the Wheel of Life won't turn. Some of you write that I have given to you, but in truth, you give to me and keep my wheels turning.
A few of you have asked about my work space, which has been a blessing in this new town life of mine. At "Seekhaven," I worked in a lovely, but tiny (7' x 9') second story sunroom that allowed me a view of gardens and wildlife. Here I have my own little studio with space, bookshelves, a fireplace, kitchenette, and room for storing and cutting paper, paints, inks, computer area, and much more than I ever expected. I call my playhouse Mockingbird Studio for the two mockers who rule my garden and watch over my life.
Mockingbird Studio
Entrance from kitchen garden
Overview of the inside
Reference Library. Thirteen foot apple ladder from Vermont used as library ladder
My drawing table
My inks and paints
Tools of my trade
Close up of my drawing table overlooking my kitchen garden
5 comments:
Sharon, How delightful to discover your blog! I love all the wonderful pictures of your gardens and studio. I really miss your column in Country Living Gardener...so I'm looking forward to your new book!...Any hints?! Being that my husband and I are in the antique business...I love how you decorate with antiques...esp. how you use pottery and antique containers to organize your things! Your new studio is so neat!...I can see you have a wonderful environment in which your creative juices can continue to flow! I look forward to your new posts! Tammy :o)
How wonderful! Thank you for sharing your personal space..
its so important to have a supportive and therapeutic environment in which to work, and its great to see how folks create that for themselves
you have inspired me to photograph and share mine, too :-)
Dear Sharon, I have recently purchased your books roots shoots and trowel and error and I love them both. I am so inspired to start creating a garden with my children and hope to include them in my gardening in the future.
thank you for some wonderful books
regards
Kathreen
whipup.net
What a lovely space...thank you so much for sharing. I wish I could quadruple my little garden, but even then it would only be a shadow of your gorgeous space.
Blessings,
Eren
What an incredibly inspiring workspace! Love it! - Jillian
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