WOYWW 221: The one where she shows several desks

What is WOYWW?  Ask our wonderful and wise hostess, Julia at Stamping Ground, and she'll tell you it's all about the desks.  We who participate are now lovingly referred to as DESKERS.  Isn't that sweet?

Now I confess.  Although my desk in my main floor craft room looks basically the same, and an obligatory rocker is sitting on my mailing desk you got to snoop through last week, every photo you are about to see is old.  Some of you may have read I consider my entire home a craft area, so here is the proof.  I'm getting ready to work on a much hated project that will take away most of my computer time, so decided to share a few of these OTHER desks today.  I laughingly call this my sewing and cutting desk, but there is not much room for either.  Of course, I make do.

This is my ugly back patio desk, where I sometimes photograph my T Stands For Tuesday images,

or create tutorials that are too messy to perform inside.

Recently, I started crafting at my desk that lives on my front porch.

 You might also catch me working at my kitchen desk,
especially if I'm sorting a swap.

My dining room table is a favorite desk, too.

I've even used it as my WOYWW work desk, as is evidenced by the rocking horses.
Of course, I also use it when I entertain.  Can you tell this was for a Super Bowl party with my share of the food ready waiting for the others to arrive?  I walked through the steps of how I created the table decoration/runner (made from fabric and paper, then sewed) in a post back in January, 2012.
In the basement is yet another desk.  I don't often sit to craft, but when I do, I like it here because everything is in easy reach.
When I stand, I use this roll around table that holds my extremely large craft mat.
Recently I added a fabric stamping station made from a portable ironing board and four layers of felt.  Over that I've placed an old bed sheet that will keep the felt from getting paint on it.

I hope I didn't take up too much of your time this week.  Thanks for peeking at a few, although not all, of my work desks.

Please leave your number if you are coming from Julia's.  It makes it so much easier to find you so I can reciprocate.