Eye Candy is in the eye of the beholder...

...and for me it's my studio.

I've been working on so many different projects since I retired in December. Between that and Shelter in Place, I've spent most of my days in there. It had become seriously messy. Yesterday, I spent the day putting things away and dusting.  It still needs a good vacuuming, but I need to get started on some more masks so it will have to wait for a bit.

Here is the view from the entrance. I'm using my big loom as a display for my completed quilt tops and my pi shawls.

This is the view from the back of the room. I've used the beams as a gallery for my small completed cross stitch and needlepoint projects. Except for the really hot days, I uncover the skylight to bring in more light.

My chair area is where I spin and do needlework. Both chairs are covered with quilts for the summer. It's just too hot to sit on microfiber! My quilt-in-process is up on the quilt wall.

New with retirement is my computing area. I brought home my mini and 22-inch monitor from work and moved my laptops from the living room to the studio. This set-up is working well.

I love being in my own space!