Heap of Change Challenge: Part 5

I haven't been good about posting, but I have been good about continuing to work on the studio!

Moving along the north wall are two more shelves.  The top needs to be cleared, of course.  In the white plastic cabinet with drawers are paper doilies, plastic bags and plastic card envelopes.  There are containers that hold paint brushes.  Also, some decorative items are just laying around.  My red "Z" was knocked off the shelf by one of the {ungrateful} outdoor kitties who came in to be warm {grrr}.  He also knocked down the curtain and crinkled the blinds {grrr again and more!}.

The bottom right contains ink pads on the top shelf.  On the bottom shelf are writing instruments in a caddy, Ultra Thick Embossing Powder and some containers of various foil flakes.  The Scrabble box contains boards only, which I have used in my art.

The other shelves contain various supplies, like microscope slides, foil tape and soldering iron.  Other boxes have these items in them: fountain pens and inks, cutting tools, extra adhesives, hot glue gun and glue sticks, acrylic paints, specialty paints and tools.

Here it is after taking away what is leaving the house:

And, this is the pile that is leaving the house (I had continued to fill the box in the top picture, and the bottom picture shows the crafts I am getting rid of.):

This last picture shows the final bookshelf on the north wall.  Webster wants to play with the crayons, even though he has no opposable thumbs or coloring books.

And, this is after:

This bookshelf was moved to the east wall with the other bookshelf that I showed near the beginning of this challenge.

This is what is leaving the house:

It is still easy to put many things in the pile of stuffs that need to go. 

Yesterday I stopped to make more cards while Katie started on a big project on another area of the room.  Stay tuned!