Starting it turned into a Major Project

First I thought starting scrapping would be as easy as just sitting by our dining table and starting. But there was a tiny but. I would most certainly never ever have more than 30min-1 hour continuous time per session, so surely I wouldn't be able to finish anything in that given time.

So, obviously I needed a scrapping space, right?

Well, getting there, slowly!

I started a massive reorganising of our house, as one thing usually leads to another. In order to get a crafty space, I needed to take some things to somewhere else...and to have space for them I needed to move some further items - you see the vicious circle arising, don't you? Well, my legs, back and hands certainly can feel it. I've been moving furniture from room ro toom, from shed to indoors and vice versa, I've been painting this and a little bit of that, planned new functions to new rooms and deleted some functions from some rooms, organised our 25 metres of books, organised all my baby's clothing (small, ok and big ones), vacu-packed loads and loads of textiles, duvets, pillows etc. that we won't need for some time.

Currently I'm organising our walk-in-closet, reorganising our living room, planning the reorganising of our master bedroom and happy with the result of reorganising our combined playroom-scrapping space.

I never really would have guessed that it could turn out to be this hard to start making layouts into a 12"x12" piece of paper!

Now the end, or should I rather say start, seems to be rather close. Once I get the whole house into shape and order again I can finally start.

That is, if I have any energy left at that point.