Tea - You can use dropbox for just about anything. Pictures, files, recipes, etc - I store my photos on photobucket - but just because I started there. I might try DropBox downstream. It took a couple of years for DB to share his teas -but now I have quite a few - and will enjoy them in my retirement - which was supposed to happen but I was recalled... Thanks for the comments about DD. I miss him. Anna - you must take the cake for having the most stored on your iPad - we need to introduce you to DropBox - you can store almost anything on there to take up less space on your iPad..... I really love our Rain Stand for the iPad but it doesn't fit in my cabinet - but it is great for using on your lap. Check this out. http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Rain%20Design/10035/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_campaign=googlebase&gclid=CI-ata-JmbYCFfA-Mgod4hwAUA I need to use some of the apps that I downloaded but so far, just using the recipes that I have in my Powerpoint files.

I have a sewing/craft room set up, which I use almost every day. I can't find my camera cable right now, so I can't upload a photo, but I had a thought about your space. You really need a sewing machine space AND a table space because half of sewing is laying out the pattern, cutting, etc. I'm pretty sure I'm at my sewing table at least as much as I am at my machine itself. So, what might work really well for you is to get an old armoire from your local CL, and create something like the attached for the machine itself. Then you could position the table about a foot and a half out from the wall so that the person using it would stand between the wall and table, and could view tv. You could use the space under the table for wheeled carts which could hold storage supplies. Honestly the best storage I have in my craft room is the 8 foot long pegboard I put up. Everything hangs there: scissors, rotary cutters, rotary rulers, tape measures, etc. I can clean up in under two minutes, which helps me keep the area neat. The third element that is critical to the space is an ironing board. You could easily accomodate that by putting a fold-down board on the wall. They even have attractive cabinets for them now. Here is a link that might be useful: Sewing Cabinet from Armoire

it's the regular black walnut. There are three knots on my top actually. I wish I had thought to take a far away shot when I had Jen's camera last night! Next time I will back up and take a full top shot for you guys. I can't believe no one else is in awe though. I never Ever thought rubbing alcohol would take of permanent marker from waterloxed wood. (someone on here said "Waterloxed - new verb!" and I am totally stealing that) : )

I'm still searching for glycerin to preserve REAL leaves....wouldn't this be a nice project for preserved real leaves too? I know I can get glycerin on Amazon, but I was hoping to find some locally. Our local chain grocery stores and Walgreen's don't have it. The only place I found it was at a small drugstore, and the price was prohibitive. I could probably find it at Walmart, but I try not to shop there.