Monday, May 7, 2012

Organizing ---- Craft Room Feature, Mona Rae Originals

We crafters like nothing more than to sneak a peak into other crafter's work rooms so I have a treat for you today.
You may find some neat ways to store your craft supplies in this new mini-series.

 I am featuring the craft room of Mona Rae. Here is an intro from Mona.

 Hi, my name is Mona Rae of Mona Rae Originals, I have been creating my work for over 30 years now. I design dolls through dreams and create quilts from a pile of fabric. Traveling to around 20 Art/Craft Shows a year selling on Facebook and Etsy and Website, the need for bolts of fabric are necessary, at last count it is now close to 1,000 bolts.
 I use only Moda Fabric which is top of the line quilting fabric. I have found that I can shake out a doll that has been in a container for a month or two and the wrinkles vanish. I constantly listen to my customers for the colors they like and want in their rooms. My Studio is my happy place where I can dance with fabric and create from my heart.
 My mission has always been to have my creations in as many homes as possible, each one has a story behind it, so when I look down from Heaven I can continue watching the story.
 Mona Rae

 And now a peak into Mona's studio.

She gets my vote for having the most fabric!

Her supply cabinet.

Her sewing station.

One of Mona's beautiful quilts.


You can find Mona online at:

 http://www.etsy.com/shop/MROriginals?ref=si_shop
 https://www.facebook.com/MonaRaeOriginals
 http://www.monaraeoriginals.com/ 

 Thanks,  Mona,  for sharing your beautiful room with us.

4 comments:

  1. that is beautiful! wow wee to have that much room! & yea I believe she wins the most fabric award!
    Helen

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  2. Mona has a fabulous space and so organized!
    Pretty and it is like a fabric store for sure!
    Barb

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  3. Such an inspirational room to get creative in! Love her wall of fabric!!!

    Ilene

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  4. Thank You for featuring my Studio on your blog, what an honor. Mona Rae

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