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WOYWW #145

So this is my first Whats On Your Worktop? Wednesday and on my desk this week you will find piles of stuff that needs to find a home..!  Amongst the stuff is


 A half scrapped page. 

The lid of a graze box with a picture of cherries that I'm sure I'll be able to use for something one day.



A label from a lovely surprise that arrived yesterday that I will keep as I'm sure I'll be able to use it for something one day.  (BTW they were coconut, chocolate and cherry squares and were very tasty)


A little encouragement amongst the piles of stuff that I'm keeping as I'm sure I'll be able to use for something one day.


A gorgeous copper pot made by my friend currently filled with paintbrushes.  I know - no one needs that many paintbrushes!


And that just about covers everything. Does anyone else keep every random thing they come across in case they can find a use for it one day?  No?  Just me then!

TTFN.

Comments

  1. Welcome to WOYWW. I am on my 3rd week now and it is addictive! Loving your desk, and those shaped inkpads particularly caught my eye. Ali x

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  2. Welcome to woyww, you will love it! I like the soft colored papers on you desk, looks like a pretty lay out you're making. As for brushes, if it helps: I have way more than you (and no, I really don't need all of them). ;-)

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  3. Hi ya! I don't play WOYWW every week . . . but I do come and ply sometimes. It IS fun isn't it?

    You have a very creative desk.

    Happy WOYWWW.

    Hugs, Sarn xxx

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  4. Welcome to WOYWW, be warned it's addictive but fun, Beautiful work desk, with a lovely layout in the making, Have a great week, Hugs May x x x

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  5. Quickly watching all those lovely desks!!
    Have a happy WOYWW Wednesday :)))
    Watch mine too, I've an awesome announcement on my BLOG(click)
    Hugs Marleen ;-)

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  6. My second week! Welcome! I love your copper pot and so many things you might use one day...sooo familiar! Suzie #140

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  7. Oh yes I think we all keep random bits and bobs. Love the fact your kitchen roll is right there, I have mine to hand too! Take care, it's Thursday but I'm still snooping the WOYWW desks & loving every minute of it! Zo xx 33

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  8. Welcome to WOYWW and prepare to become hooked! It is such an addictive thing, but I do not need intervention! Thanks for sharing!

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  9. Welcome to WOYWW! You aren't alone in keepinghte random stuff,but I have learned to keep only the stuff I KNOW will be used..otherwise I'd be neck deep in rubbish!! My gosh, your copper pot is lovely, clever friend! Ilke the red and white ribbon box you have..and the lovely long length of workdesk that you have...great stuff!

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  10. Love the brass pots, and you can never have enough brushes! I have those inks...older I think, but they've lasted for years! Welcome to WOYWW, sorry I;m sooo late, not at home so, hard to get round everybody!Thanks for my snoop, have a great crafting weekend,
    HaPpY VeRy LaTe WoYwW!
    ((Lyn)

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  11. welcome to woyww,loved the copper pot,x

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