Delightful.

After looking at pictures like that I always go around my house searching for items that can be used in a different way for either my scrapbooking area/supplies or home decorating. I get a good feeling when I pull something out of a closet and use it "creatively". Got to go search now!

I just painted my studio last week and am in the process of taking out things that aren't inspiring (like scads of looseleaf, plastic containers, etc.). They don't HAVE to be stored in my space right??? Now to make it "pretty". Love Rebecca and Jenni B's studios! Thanks for the link.

I LOVE that you add links all the time to your posts. I have found some of the most wonderful and creative sites that really help me to get out of my uncreative funk! You are awesome and I wish you were my neighbor. I have a fantasy neighborhood and you just might be next door! LOL

I had to chuckle when you said you sat in bed and read Rebecca's book. That is what I do with both of yours!

Love Rebecca's blog too!

I put the same link on my Blog this morning-she is such a HUGE inspiration to me-I am hoping we'll see more of her work again!
I even shuffled off to the thrift store this morning-found a great black and white OLD enamel cake pan and a funky gold shelf thing that I can spray paint black or cream.
So how is YOUR new studio coming along??

I adore Rebecca Sower and her style. She is vintage, classic, feminine, and cool all wrapped into one. I love that book and keep it handy too. She is such an inspirational artist. Those new photos of her studio are great.

Funny isn't it, that's how many people, myself included, feel about YOU!

she totally changed the way i scrapbook and I still get her books out to get inspiration

that was the best blog experience i've ever had! i think i forgot to breath! Thanks Ali!!
Leigh-Ann
FreckledNest.com

Ali, this is SO weird that you posted this today!! I was just re-reading her book last night. It's the BEST book(s) to compliment my LOM class with Stacy J. :-) Peace and blessings!!

I agree. She was the one who first opened my eys for sure. Her studio is so amazing. Cosy and all glowy!
thanks for sharing -Karla

She has a blog!!! (happy sigh)

Rebecca's book was on of the first idea books I remember reading from cover to cover...every single word. What an ispiration. Looking forward to the AEzine
peace
Kim

Ali, Thank You SOO Much for posting the link to the photos of Rebecca's room. It's absolutely BEAUTIFUL! I LOVE it! I, like her, tend to like old jars, cork board and such for my storage and I got some killer ideas. Not to mention her work is some of thee most beautiful, gorgeous & inspiring around!
I can't wait for the new 'Zine! I was STALKING this place yesterday to see if you had a new challenge for us! LOL
Take Care,
Amy

Thanks for linking to Rebecca I love her vintage style..my sister also called Rebekah is just the same and always collects such gorgeous things.

Rebecca is such an inspiration to me also. I love that the same little sticker letters from her Bookworks collection that I adore are sitting on her table in one of the studio pictures. Thanks for sharing that link with us!

Oh that was a fun fun studio! TFS that with all of us! My favs: the glass jars(wow...so many..just like a store), Beaded lamp(love, love LOVE beaded lamps of all types), and those vintage post office boxes.
WOW...brings back memories of a little town in North Dakota where my grandma lived. They had a post office with all those post office boxes and connected to it was a simple little old time malt shoppe. So fun! Love vintage stuff!

Thank you for the link to her book-I had to get the book that inspired you, because you inspire me with your books and blog everyday! It is was on sale too! Only $5.00 for such great inspiration-What a deal!

she's amazing, isn't she? I enjoy looking at her books, articles, time and time again....
look forward to reading about your visit with the governor! :)