Carol Richard-Berger, the talent behind Queen Be's Altered Needs has cleaned up her creative space and now has a lovely shabby-chic studio to play in!! Lucky for us, she's invited everyone in to take a look around. All photos in this post are courtesy of Carol.
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What a cute way to store fabric!
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| For The Birds natural stone coasters from Queen Be on Etsy |
I met Carol a few years ago while purchasing Christmas gifts from her online store, Queenbe.etsy.com (including these crow-themed stone coasters - for similar ones click here).
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| Vintage Mixed Media Bird Collage from QueenBe on Etsy |
Since then I've enjoyed watching Carol's work evolve and love how she incorporates items from her nature and antiquing treasure hunts into her mixed media pieces.
Don't you just love this little chest? The different hardware on each drawer front adds so much character... and identifies the contents.
Great rubber stamp storage - keeps them at your fingertips and looks good. Love the antique typewriter too.
Guess what? This is just a small piece of Carol's Studio Tour. For may more photos of her wonder-filled space, visit her blog QueenBe's Altered Needs. CLICK HERE to enjoy the rest of this artist's room.
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| some of the goodies in QueenBe's giveaway |
While you are there, be sure to check out Carol's latest giveaway. In order to make some space she is destashing boxes (yes, you heard me boxes) of vintage ephemera - gorgeous goodies including antique photos, papers, ledgers, as well as an assortment of mixed media supplies, such as little nests. On Feb 6 random winners will be selected from all who comment on her giveaway post. If you'd like to try your hand, Click Here, check out the prizes & leave Carol a message.
Want to know more about The Queen Be?
http://www.etsy.com/shop/QueenBe for Carol's mixed media and other art
http://www.etsy.com/shop/WhatRemains for antique items, vintage-style supplies & handmade mini -easels (great for displaying your Art Trading Cards)
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Sorry about the wacky alignment & off color links ( they do all work) - Blogger is messing with me tonight and refuses to behave. Hopefully I can clean it up tomottow.
Before you pop over to visit The Queen, Leave a comment here on my blog if you want to enter Thursday's random drawing for a free print. Click here for details & photo of prizes.
Someday, my craft room will be clean.... After my maid goes in to clean it up.
ReplyDeleteStacey you are too sweet to have posted about my room, my Etsy shops, and my giveaway! Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. You have always been and continue to be one of the most special people I have ever gotten to know in this artistic endeavor of mine <3 Carol
ReplyDeleteI almost feel inspired to clean up my studio. Almost :) Nice post for "forward" too!
ReplyDeleteI do love to look around other artist's workspaces, thanks for sharing this! :)
ReplyDeleteJess x
It is so fun to see anothers' studio. And her work is fabulous!!
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SueAnn
That is one organized Queen Be ! Love the pics.
ReplyDeleteWow! You did a really good job! Everything looks so easy to see and get to. Nice!
ReplyDeleteSo much fun Stacey.. I love seeing how other people arrange their studios. I can't imagine mine ever being that neat.. lol
ReplyDeleteLove the little cabinet too.
A fun tour in a pretty/sunny studio.. thank you :o)
Thanks for sharing another grate studio tour!
ReplyDeleteEWian