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| Roald Dahl "the gypsy house" |
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| Mark Twain |
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| George Bernard Shaw "London" |
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| Neil Gaiman |
3/20/11
Out Door Writting Sheds
Clifford and I have talked about building a craft room out in our backyard for me - so I don't have to craft at the table with 3 kids getting into everything... I go back and forth about whether or not I need one - but if I think of it more as a quiet space for either of us and maybe a bed in there to double as a guest room, I'm kinda sold on the idea :)
This link he sent me has some great examples.
-Jessi
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famous writters,
outdoor,
writting huts
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What a fun space that would be!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea. How awesome to have space to even do something like that. I hope you do it! And, of COURSE Neil Gaiman's writing space appears to levitate in a whimsical setting. Dreamy perfection.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteYour own personal craft treehouse!? Do it!!
ReplyDeleteOMG that sounds aaaammaaaazing!! I've turned the last two dining rooms I've had into my craft areas, but a whole craft shed...now that would be a dream come true!
ReplyDeleteThis one is really tiny and cute! http://shannoneileenblog.typepad.com/happiness-is/2011/02/a-4x6-sewing-shed.html
ReplyDeleteI would give my right arm (my pencil-holding hand) to be able to have a writing gazebo like Neil Gaiman's. I'd have to learn to write with my left hand, but it would be worth it.
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