Not a lot on my desk this week but there are things to do.
Like mend my glasses with a safety pin.
Think about what I am going to put in the little glass frames
I picked up in London on our last trip down there.
When I was sat at my desk looking at my inspiration
wall one of my mood boards leapt out at me.
How poignant it seems this week.
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Look at all those mood boards the are so kewl and what a great way to keep creative too so inspiring
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wow, your mood boards are amazing! have a lovely week. Helen #1
ReplyDeleteLove your inspiration boards.It's good to create in times of sorrow.
ReplyDeleteI found loads of safety pin angels at a Thrift Shop this week.Thought of you!
I agree - the mood boards are lovely, and yes, also poignant. It's all just so sad. Seeing your glasses mended with a pin did raise a smile, as did the drawn lady in her checkerboard top, so that helped lighten my mood just a bit.
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Mary Anne (2)
The events of the week really have effected us all. Your mood board is really lovely.
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Annie x # 6
Ah, the things to do. An escalator of stuff, ever arriving deadlines! Your wall of inspiration boards is just fab to look at. And obviously it works, the appropriate one jumping out at you like that.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love your mood boards!
ReplyDeleteGlenda #28
Your mood boards are quite wonderful and yes, wasn't that serendipitous, that Paris one jumping out? It's good to remember all the positives about Paris.....Not just what's been in the news this week.
ReplyDeleteHave a good time in London!!
Hugs, LLJ 7 xxx
Your inspiration wall is fantastic! If I ever get my own studio space, I will definitely make something like this! Just wonderful! Have a great week! zsuzsa @ InkyDinkyDoodle #33
ReplyDeleteLove that little mini-Lynn in the first photo, and you're showing your classiness, fixing your specs with a safety pin rather than an Elatoplast, a la Jack Duckworth!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing wall of mood boards; yes, the beautiful image with the Eiffel Tower is very timely. xxx
Elastoplast - can't type! xx
ReplyDeleteI think the safety pin in the glasses is a good look - must suggest that to hubby when he loses his screw yet again. I love your mood boards on cork tiles - you can see them all the time instead of them being filed away - great idea. Jackie #21
ReplyDeleteI love your inspiration boards! It's a great idea!
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What a beautiful work desk! The lady in tweed is like a mini-Lynn and the Paris mood board is a wonderful, unplanned tribute. Hope Mr Dapper can get those specs fixed. xxx
ReplyDeleteThe perfect mood board because all our hearts are with France. So I have an idea. Until you take or make the art that will go in those lovely frames, you could just put some pretty patterned paper in there! I have some patterned papers I love and have thought about doing that. Have a good week! Sandy Leigh #42
ReplyDeleteLove the make-do specs mend :)
ReplyDeleteYour mood board is so special - thank you for sharing.
Have a happy Wednesday
Bubbles (Sheleen)
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What a lovely inspiration wall! I think I need one of those when I get my craft room!
ReplyDeletevery inspiring work desk, love the mood board idea!! great idea with the safety pin too! you may be starting a trend! Thanks for sharing!!Have a great week, Ginny # 12
ReplyDeleteI love your inspiration wall Lynn, I think the safety pin is a step above Jack Duckworth selotape! xxx
ReplyDeleteLove your wallof inspiration-it rocks! The Paris mood board is very poignant.XX
ReplyDeleteThat wall of inspiration is beautiful! What a fab idea. The mood board certainly is very poignant, it feels hard to believe a wekk has already passed.
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There is always many interesting things on your work desk! And I guess that mood board gives you more and more ideas. I brought nice shells from my holidays and am thinking to make something beautiful with them but alas, still can't find time for it.
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