You see, my van had become some-what of a dumping ground for any unwanted items in our home and I had had enough. It was time to get brutal.
I wanted to make some curtains but didn't have any money for fabric so I pulled out some scraps I had and made some patchwork curtains.
Here is the studio end of my van.
My desk now has shelves to the back of it thanks to a cd stand now tuned on it's side. I added a lining and cut some scallops for decoration.
The lounge area. Now that I have room, I hope to be able to put in fold out beds for sleep-overs as there really isn't much room in the boys room for friends to stay.
Well I have to say that I love my van all over again and can't wait to finish the curtains and some other accessaries. I want to paint the outside of the van this summer, hmmm I wonder what colour?
Sue you did a wonderful job and I love the idea of turning a Caravan or Camper as we call them in the US into a craft/sewing studio. The curtains are so wonderful good job :)
ReplyDeleteooh wow!! That so cool! I wanted to do something like that, but its so hot here. I love your caravan.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! I would love to have the trailer turned into a sewing/ craft area. Now if we could rid us of cold and snow it would work. I think the curtains are lovely.
ReplyDeleteSue, it looks fabulous!!!!!! Love it, love it, love it :-) Can I be cheeky and ask what you're doing with the shelf in the rubbish pile? I'd be very happy to take it off your hands if you like :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, aren't you clever! The curtains look great and the craft end of van is sooooo...organised.
ReplyDeleteI've a craft corner that needs a make over too.
I saw a little wooden shelf in your discard pile and would encourage you to look at the restored shelf on the 'Mockingbird Hill Cottage'blog under'Before and After:Display Shelf' which looks great.
Also roadside junk is a good way to get a lounge for the other end in the van and free. I often get items and it save it going to the tip:)