The spring cleaning continues. The closets are looking better.
The left hand closet is better but the junkyard at the top is still a concern. The Hoffman Bali Batiques have been sorted roughly by color and tidied. More and more boxes are going to Los Hijos de la Vida. I’ll be giving you a hot link for this organization another day.
The dyeboard is actually almost clean. Progress comes at a price. Tomorrow you will see the price.
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My god, thelma, that’s TIDY. Robin is looking askance at these photos, comparing them with my studio, and wondering why I can’t be More Like You…and why I have so much fabric.