Every maker needs a space that just gets them.
For me, that space is my Sherage — part garage, part she-shed, and 100% creative chaos in the best way.
This is where Little Dude Central comes to life.
I’ve got a big pegboard that lets me hang yarn right where I can see it. Color isn’t tucked away in bins — it’s out in the open, inspiring ideas before I even pick up a hook. On the sturdy metal shelves, you’ll find more yarn (because obviously), my favorite little treasures, and an ever-changing collection of random craft supplies that somehow always come in handy.
There’s also a cozy sitting area — not just for breaks, but for fun. This is a hangout space, a thinking space, a “what if I tried this?” kind of corner.
One of my favorite parts of the Sherage is how I’ve set up my tables. They’re arranged like a craft fair all the time. Finished creatures, works-in-progress, and pattern ideas are all laid out where I can see them at a glance. It makes it so easy to spot where I need more variety — and where I already have plenty and can move on to something new.
It’s not about perfection.
It’s about flow.
The Sherage lets me see my work, feel my progress, and stay connected to the playful, imaginative side of making. Every shelf, table, and pegboard hook is part of the process — and part of the joy.
Thanks for stepping inside my special space. 💛