art spaces

Plans for next summer:  Susan and I are talking about turning the 1700s barn into an open air studio.  There's already electricity, so we can switch on some lamps when those thunderstorms blow in from the west and it's too dark to see anything.  We'll also pull in a hose and put it in an old sink that we have rattling around somewhere here... I think this can happen!  Now we just need to do some major cleaning and set up enough table space to print fabric, as well as paper things.  I'm going to start searching for an old letterpress that we can get working (I'm looking at you, Susan -- you're the mechanical one!).  You never know what we might find if we set our minds to it...

Chokladbollar lovelies, this will be our space if we decide to have a mini art camp next summer!

Oh, and most important of all:  I'll stock up on all-natural mosquito repellant because, well, Vermont does get a bit buggy in the summer.

Mirjam showing us the 1700s barn for the first time

One end of the barn and the other (and Curt and Jennifer!)

A boy and his barn