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I love to see

2008-06-11T18:51:23-05:00

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I love to see where people work. The organized chaos of the glass studio is great (I totally identfy). I just moved into my studio, it's a work in progress (think upcycled shed). I realize I am super lucky to have one (even if it is a wee 220 sq ft). I'd love to see more studio photos, especially creative storage ideas!

Im bow down t

2008-06-11T19:11:25-05:00

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Im bow down to your craftmanship! yay!

I love to see

2008-06-11T20:28:17-05:00

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I love to see work spaces. I always look at that pic first when a new featured seller pops up. Great idea! Not sure if the "how often do you clean it" question is fair though! My studio is my basement. Cleaning means taking homes away from spiders. C'mon cut me some slack!

Yerbe Mate! I

2008-06-11T21:19:41-05:00

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Yerbe Mate! I haven't had that for a while!Nice studio glassblowing is so fascinating.

I LOVE seeing

2008-06-11T21:50:27-05:00

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I LOVE seeing other peoples' studios and I'd be willing to share mine! Ü Thanks for the great article!!

I love seeing

2008-06-11T23:47:39-05:00

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I love seeing other people's work spaces even if it makes me a bit jealous because I work on my dining room table which sits in my cluttery dining room/living room.

It is really

2008-06-12T04:47:20-05:00

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It is really neat to peak into the work area of another artist....fascinating too =) what a wonderful way to identify with other etsians!!

I very much l

2008-06-12T07:03:07-05:00

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I very much like seeing other people's work space. It makes me think about how the things we make influence the space we inhabit in more than one way.

I LOVE seeing

2008-06-12T09:53:18-05:00

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I LOVE seeing people's workspace! It helps to know how people use their spaces and how much time they spend there.

Well, well, I

2008-06-12T11:26:16-05:00

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Well, well, I am happpy to use and wear your art daily!!! I am also happy to see you featured, you truely deserve bountiful recognition for your talents!!! Way to stay/go eco-friendly!!

I love this s

2008-06-12T11:32:03-05:00

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I love this series. I am so curious about where other artists work because my space is very different. I work in a 96 year old barn in my backyard that my husband recently dubbed "Spider Dodger Studio". The time spent in my studio is divided fairly evenly between working and keeping an eye out for all of my 8-legged squatters! It's a strange combination of bliss and fear... Hopefully soon I can afford to do some remodeling, though there is a certain charm to it and I don't have to pay rent!

Matt has a gr

2008-06-12T11:35:43-05:00

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Matt has a great studio!!!

Great article

2008-06-12T12:01:52-05:00

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Great article and beautiful work!

thanks for th

2008-06-12T13:02:46-05:00

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thanks for the feature, the feedback is inspiring and i've actually hooked up with a few friends through this that we haven't talked with recently. that's connectivity and the artistic spirit at it's best!

I love this s

2008-06-16T15:03:03-05:00

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I love this series! I recently turned my apartment's dining room and living room into my "studio." (Who needs a dining table? Not me!) I also have finally found some storage/display options that work for the variety of supplies and products I have.

I love seeing

2008-06-17T09:39:56-05:00

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I love seeing studios....fantasic pieces!

This is great

2008-08-12T13:43:53-05:00

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This is great to see. As a glass bead maker/metalsmith with a small studio, it is fun to see how an artist working on a slightly larger scale puts things together. My studio looks a lot less industrial, and my torch is smaller and soo is my room, but it was put together with the same DIY attitude. I find it hard to throw away small glass scraps too, I either recycle them into work, or slowly build up a pile to give away to a new glass artist so they have materials to use to get started. I also try to buy as much as I can local for the materials I use.