Studio Decor. {Giveaway}

It's been my goal to give my office a warm, comfortable feel, mixing storage and organization with attractive decor, both handmade and vintage.   And while I love the pieces I've been collecting, I was never completely happy with how everything was laid out in the room, with stuff jumbled together wherever there was space.  Now that the whole room has been redone and reorganized, with an actual plan for all the wall art and other tchotchkes, it looks so much more cohesive, and every corner of the room makes me happy.
 

Custom made wood block on the door by bubblewrapp'd.

Prints from Flourish Cafe (top) and Hairbrained Schemes (bottom)

My first completed large cross stitch (circa 1998).

Large quilting hoops with sewing-related designs and my Benzie felt charts

Vintage yardsticks turned into a clock made by my creative husband.

All the rulers are from Connecticut companies, which I thought added a nice touch.

I'm sorry to anyone cringing over the fact that we chopped up these yardsticks.

I love this clock.

Thread spools on the wall over the sewing machine.

 These hoops from Stitch Culture are going up over the sewing machine, too.

On the large shelf over my work table, mason jars filled with vintage spools, bobbins, and threads. 

One of my favorite cross stitch designs and a postcard from exploratory.

Calendar by Admire Design, print by Flourish Cafe.

Vintage scissors and sewing books.

I really love the overall look of this shelf, and I had fun following the vintage sewing theme.  I'd like to find some vintage fabric sewing rulers, some more yardsticks, and some other notions I can put in jars.

Print from Pen and Paint.

Print from Pen and Paint.

Print from Pen and Paint.

Print from Pen and Paint.

I love Pen and Paint, and Lindsay is one of the sweetest, nicest, and most generous people on the Internet.  Her work has been picked up by the likes of Papyrus, and she's often helping out with a charitable cause.  I was really thrilled to finally order these three smaller prints from Lindsay's shop after pining after them for years, knowing they would finally have a spot on my office wall, and I think they look fantastic right over my jar shelf.  (I already have her work in the kitchen, the dining room, and the mudroom in the fall, too.)  Both inspirational and whimsical, Lindsay's work is sure to resonate with most of you.  And lucky you, we have some Pen and Paint to give away today!

When I ordered my prints, I ordered an extra 5 x 7 Live a Creative Life print to send to one of you.  When I talked to Lindsay about this, she generously offered up a $20 credit to her shop!  The Rafflecopters are below- there will be two winners!  (Today also happens to be Lindsay's 5-year Etsy anniversary!  Check it out!)

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