Morning! I am starting to have some productive days as well. I am sure your crochet project will bring much comfort.
I have some industrial type wide shelving myself which I have been working on clearing out. “Way too much stuff” had been morphing into “too much stuff”. Hopefully by spring just the “right stuff”. Always inspiring to hear about all your progress.
I’m excited because I like the new arrangement (Army table, shelves, hanging odd stuff up on the wall). After the last trip to the Old House & garage, I had a trailer & PU bed full of stuff that got dumped in the shop - no specific places at the time for putting it away. I did not have a straight walk-through path & was dodging boxes, bins, lumber, the Gorilla Cart, etc. Now, I am finding appropriate places for storage or on the pegboard. Half the battle when doing projects is being able to find the tool(s) you need when you need it!
Today, after the wire shelves go up, I can start going through my garden stuff & getting that organized. I ran across my hummingbird feeders the other day & I definitely want them out this year. I bought some plastic markers Tuesday at the Dollar store - no more using rocks to mark rows when I plant zinnias & other flowers this Spring!
After the shop is straight, I want to work on shelving in front of the shop garage windows so I can start plants there - southwest exposure so plenty of sun. Once the weather genuinely warms up more & the ground thaws, I need to get the dirt straight in 2 of my metal raised beds & ready for planting.
I’ll post pics of the shop when it’s ‘finished” although it will always be a work in progress just to keep it organized & straight.
The heavy duty shelves I worked on for 1/2 day plus.
The long view from the front door to the back, about 32'.
The corner with items hung up out of the way - why did I not think of this before?
Pegboard & drawers. Chainsaw ready for a cleanup on the white table. "Army" table is the brown wood one with the metal drawers sitting on it.
Counter workspace with a view! Storage behind curtains. Dahlia pics for inspiration :-)