Great Success!

The trailer boat shack studio has come to! It's been a beautiful thing to put together. Not quite finished, but thought it was about time I post another photo.

Update

Things are going well. I chose a waterborne clear sealant for the exterior. And chose a cobalt blue for the trim color.

Night Time in Trailer #1

Last night I took some photos of my home to show you all.

My desk: I used to always work on the floor with my supplies spread around me. After time sitting on the stoop above the wheels and fender, relaxing by dangling legs out the double doors, it's natural for me to set up a "desk" for myself on the floor using the threshold to the door as a raised level. On the far right you can see my toilet.

My guest room: the loft!

My kitchen: on the far left you can see my bathroom (a chamber pot), just above that you can see the ladder that goes up to the loft. The oven works like a horse. The oak cabinet will not live there, where it is now, between the oven and sink, but for now it isn't tripping, and fits with all my postcard making, letter stencils and stamps, and wood and lino cut supplies. Then on the far right, bulk foods.

My bedroom: layered fabric protects me from the sludge of the day.

Raining raining

The house is dry, for the most part. A few panes in the salvaged casement windows have proved to be less than water tight (see photo above). Little fish tanks. Besides a little clipping and measuring here and there, I haven't been working in the house much at all during this rain. Once it stops I'll finish the loft-side roof. Then interior walls, & other things.