Wednesday 15 October 2014

WOYWW 280 My desk in our cave house

Oops. It’s Wednesday again! Desk hopping time!

Welcome to my desk in our cave house! My posts have been becoming longer and longer, so before Julia tells me off, I will just show you my desk. For those who are interested to know the progress of the building project and what nice things I have baked etc, just scroll down to the next blog and it will all be revealed....

So here is my desk. I’ve moved it to the other side of the room and have added two lamps and my comfy desk chair. My DH brought over another big box of craft supplies from the other house, so I’m a happy bunny. You can see my finished project (scrapbook page ‘Left and Right Brained’ from previous post) and I’m still playing with my dolly stamp. I’m using the Sizzix cutting pads to stamp with as I don’t have an acrylic block big enough. I really must stop playing and start making something. One of my girlfriends has a birthday this weekend, so my goal is to make her a card..... Next week you will see if I realized my goal....

Thank you everybody who has commented and who has shown an interest in what is happening here in Spain. I get really excited when I get comments.

Bye for now. God bless everybody.

Lisca


PS. If you have no idea what this desk hopping is all about, please have a look at Julie’s website http://www.stamping-ground.blogspot.com.es/

23 comments:

  1. Oh wow, the view through that arched window is going to be AMAZING!! What a brilliant place to construct a house, you must be pleased with the way it's all going :-)
    And I'm so pleased that you're enjoying having your desk back...it's true, you can still craft with limited resources. In fact, it makes me think a little more about the project and that's no bad thing, huh?!
    Hugs, LLJ 23 xx

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  2. Thanks for calling by at mine earlier.
    I'm really enjoying watching the developments with your cave home. That arch is going to be wonderful. Good luck with the card making.
    Hugs,
    Annie x #18

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  3. I've started with the other post and loved reading all about it - the build sounds fantastic ( me ex husband wanted to do a self build) I am sure it will be wonderful when it's done. Your desk looks pretty good too, hope you have a crafty week Helen 5

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  4. Hi Lisca, it must feel so much better to have your chair and the lamps in your crafting space. The layout, what I can see of it, looks lovely. Your house is going to be fabulous once finished ... the view from the arched window is going to be breathtaking! I have a giveaway on offer so do check out the sticky post at the top of my blog. Have a great week, Elizabeth x #53

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  5. Hi LIsa. Your house looks like it is going to be amazing when it is finished. Your desk looks great and inviting. I see you are a lace maker too. I would love to see some of your work. I was amazed to find two lace makers in US which amazed me. One kindly showed me some books so I could photograph them to look on the net later.
    Thanks for visiting.
    Hugs
    xx 43
    xx

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    1. All my lace making stuff is in the other house. I'm still learning. When I have my new craft room and get all my stuff over, I'll show you what I've done so far.

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  6. No idea what a cave house is, and your desk looks just like mine! I like to make lace too- when I have the time.
    thanks for visiting
    Robyn 39

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    1. Robyn, here is a link to some photos of our house:
      https://www.flickr.com/photos/113208606@N08/15264526840/

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  7. Hello hello,
    Thanks for stopping by my blog and saying hello, wow your layout looks amazing close-up's please!
    Short comment because I want to see how your house is looking lol....
    Catch you later
    Maria

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    1. Hi Maria, I have a close-up of my lay out on my blog of 14th Oct (Tuesday)

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  8. Heb net ook even je andere post gelezen... het dak er al bijna op, hoera!! Dat schiet op daar zeg!! Broodbakmix van de Lidl zeg je? Moest ik ook maar eens gaan halen dan, want ik ben dol op vers brood! Wat heerlijk, dat je weer extra 'speelspullen' bij de hand hebt! Ik vind ook die houten 'kastjes' met die haakjes bij je bureau zo leuk! Hoop dat je een fijne week hebt - mijn verkoudheid lijkt toch niet echt heftig door te zetten en ik voel me al beter dan gisteren, da's fijn! Bedankt voor je goede wensen en heb een fijne week! Tot de volgende woyww...liefs, Marit #58

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  9. I love the layout you've done and that dolly stamp looks fab to work with. Thanks so much for stopping by my desk - lovely to see how your house is coming along. Hope you have a great week,
    Diana #29

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  10. Love your desk these days, Lisca! I love al those handy little hooks too. I wonder if I've got room for those? Lol!! Looking at your post about the house building, it's all getting very exciting. That arch is awesome... Made me laugh though because our chief builder (renovating our nouse last year) and I had continual battles over arches because he doesn't like them, but I ended up winning, and have 2!! I used to sing "Underneath the Arches" just to wind him up lol!!

    Thanks for your nice comment, and I'm so glad you like my various projects. I shall be blogging really soon about the felt poppies as they are now complete and looking pretty cool though I say so myself! Off to explore Lisa's blog to see if there's anything about felt.

    Happy belated WOYWW,
    Shoshi #37

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  11. Hi Lisca, me again! Thank you for pointing me in Lisa's direction - I've just popped over and left her a comment about her beautiful felt. Funny that we are both doing evening classes in it, isn't it!

    Shoshi

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  12. Looks like a fabulous place to craft. I like that you have two lamps right where you work. It looks cozy and inviting. :) Thanks for stopping by at my spot and for your comments.
    Nann #57

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  13. I too use my cutting pads to stamp with, in fact I have one that has never seen the inside of my Vagabond machine! It is solely for stamping! I am late to visit as I had a self inflicted deadline to achieve...#19

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  14. Hi, Lisca, how fascinating and exotic that you are living in a cave house! That was sweet of your husband to bring you over some goodies. Your left brain/right brain layout is very interesting. I hope your health is good now. Thanks for visiting me! ~ Laura #63

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    1. Yes Laura, I'm absolutely fine now having had all my treatment. I've been 'clear' for three years now.

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  15. A desk in a cave house! How interesting! I just love how WOYWW lets me peek into all sorts of places! Yours is quite unusual! And I love the photo of the arch and the wonderful view you have.
    Happy WOYWW! Thank you for dropping by!
    Hugs,
    peggy aplSEEDS@3

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  16. Hello!
    Hello!

    Thank you for visiting my blog and the kind comments! You have a lovely workdesk - very clean and orderly. It would be such fun to see your cave house! Wishing you a happy day!

    Hugs,

    Barbara Diane

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  17. Hello!
    Hello!

    Thank you for visiting my blog and the kind comments! You have a lovely workdesk - very clean and orderly. It would be such fun to see your cave house! Wishing you a happy day!

    Hugs,

    Barbara Diane

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  18. Looks like the builders are really making progress! Your bread looks yummy, and I love
    Your layout on the previous page - 'fuddle brained' could describe me at times :-)
    Thanks for your visit, and I will be keeping my album, I don't often make things just for me, but this was a labour of love!
    Debs 22

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  19. Hello Lisca - thank you for visiting my desk. Loving seeing the progress of your house and where you are currently crafting. Thanks for the tip about using sizzix plates to mount really large stamps on.

    KraftyKaren #74

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