Well I totally missed last Wednesday, in fact I think I may have lost a couple of days last week, but here I am, back again.
My desk is full of everything I used to make a scrapbook page for my daughter’s album and a few things I didn’t. If you’re wondering how I actually work, when there is clearly no space left to work in, well that’s where my ironing board comes in. I prefer to scrap standing up and I can adjust the ironing board to the perfect height. What else would I use it for anyway?
I need to add the date and some journalling, but otherwise it’s done. I also have have some tiny gems to stick along the bottom edge of the crown, but I seem to have misplaced them for the moment. The page was inspired by the Starting Point Challenge from Shimelle’s online crop last weekend.
For more desks head on over to Julia’s place.
great layers and LO on the way... Any extra space we do get always gets filled in a day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing today,
Sarah (at 2)
Great desk with lovely papers and buttons. Like your lay out too. It's a real birthday page. Well done.
ReplyDeleteBye, Franka
The ironing board! Genius! I'm off to haul mine up the stairs right now..
ReplyDeleteSorry, ironing board?? Nope, you'll have to explain this alien concept to me!!! LOVE your daughter's LO, great colours and patterns. Jewels on the crown sound like a good idea too :) xx
ReplyDeleteIm a stand up scrapper too and used to use the ironing board - its perfect ( although a bit wider would be a bonus)x
ReplyDeleteSuch a fabulous layout, it helps to have such a beautiful subject :)
ReplyDeleteLots of lovely goodies in your space. What a good idea to use the ironing board - have never thought of that - mine lives tucked behind a door and hardly ever sees the light of day - lol! - Hazel WOYWW #65 x
ReplyDeleteI like to craft standing up too which is why my DH put the worktop in at standing height and gave me a barstool to perch on occasionally :) Brilliant colours in your layout - lovely papers. Elizabeth x #70
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely picture ... and genius to use an ironing board! I often stand up to scrap and my back gets sore. Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteawesome page! I should try using the ironing board sometime.
ReplyDeleteyes indeed what else do you use the ironing board for
ReplyDelete(aghh i have just spent 3/4 hour ironing shirts)
great messy desk!
thanks for sharing
janet
I truely love the addidion of the crown to the picture! You know, I never thought of using an ironing board. How clever! Thanks for sharing your WOYWW! -Amanda
ReplyDeleteBusy looking desk! Very crafty. That lO is awesome and the crown adds to it! Thanks for sharing. Vickie
ReplyDeleteThat's looking good. Loely pic.
ReplyDeleteA x
I knew there had to be a use for the ironing board! Why did I not see that? Lovely LO.
ReplyDeleteHappy WOYWW
Ah the ironing board - the most useless turned into the most useful! Love the LO. Love the idea of 'misplaced' gems, lord I've got some of those!
ReplyDeleteYou're right, perfect use for an ironing board! Great LO too.
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Brenda 80
I like to work at my ironing board - hence the cover is dyed, printed, glued and glittered!
ReplyDeleteIndeed, what would we use an ironng board for? LOL. Love the LO.
ReplyDeleteGreat layout - and produced on the ironing board! What a good idea, now where did I last see mine?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing - Hugs, Neet x
I scrap on my ironing board too, lol!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your page Fi, such gorgeous colours :) Such a lovely photo xxx