Take a look at my new Wall 'O DecoArt Paints! or my slice of Heaven!
This weekend I spent organizing my studio space which I shared on Facebook along the way. Many asked how high they go and I use just about every inch of my wall space. When I need the ones at the top I usually will take down an entire type of paints to use that I put in plastic bins and use and put way.
In March I shared my storage solution of my paints and other various supplies HERE. Since then and working wtih DecoArt they sent 6 Boxes of their lines and they have been sitting on the floor for a couple of months…driving me nuts (in a very good way)!
It is hard to find anything and I needed to find a solution. So this weekend home and the kiddos wanting to just take it easy I set in my studio to clean things up.
I adjusted all the "shelving" which is is simply t-grid metal 4' strip for an acoustic drop down ceiling that you see in most commercial uses. I purchased the 4' strips at Home Depot for about $2.50/each and installed them into the studs with screws. There is a natural lip on them to keep your items secure.
Close up View:
This is my little slice of heaven and thankful for it and the joy it brings me. Grateful that this artistic outlet I am able to share with so many. This Monday for Mixed Media Monday LIVE I will be working from a new and improved studio which makes my OCD clutter-free heart so happy! I have been having a "Sleeping with the Enemy" kind of weekend adjusting and aligning all the bottles but this is my kind of happy in a weekend. Now off to a basketball pool party!
Tonight I come home to paint and create with those newly organized DecoArt paints! Happy Weekend ALL! May you do what brings you joy! Make sure to stay up-to-date on my happenings on my Facebook Wall! So much happening in the Studio!
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