Reorganizing (Part 1)

 Today I took on the mega task of reorganizing and cleaning my desk. The first step was to move the precious cargo; my plastic ponies! 
Believe it or not, this is the first time I’ve actually had all my Breyer horses together! And there are a surprising amount of tiny ones. I never meant to collect stablemates!!! They just kept appearing….       Traditional horses are what I’m after. Well, mini whinnies are pretty cute too. (Can you spot the three in the picture?) And yes, those are Breyer boxes in the background! I can’t be the only one who keeps them!


These four stablemates are going to be repainted. Well, sooner or later.

And how did I end up with this much fabric?!?


Oh great, there’s more.

And it’s always fun to find the stuff that you completely forgot that you had.
From when I started to attempt listing and categorizing all my horses. Oh, to go back to the days when I actually had enough time on my hands to even think about doing that!


Speaking of time, when will this ever get finished?!?


Next to take off the shelf is my books
Two empty sketchbooks


Five coloring books… by the way, if you ever need a realistic horse coloring book, get this top one! It’s amazing!

My “posters” which are really just calendar pictures, but work just as well! (Is that just me or is that a lot of Haflingers?)

And, miraculously, I found something for Mother’s Day! Well I guess it is just a paper, but it’ll make a nice card. Especially since I haven’t planned anything (ops!)


My Breyer registry certificates. I have one for every traditional Breyer except Misty, Stormy, and Valentine 

My tiny Breyer stuff

I love making these!

SO CUTE 

And… a Santa hat?!?!   Trooper, it’s a bit to late in the season for that, buddy.

And a ton of yarn. Interesting….
















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