Where artists create: Studios get personal

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Kari Blinn

Crafts-Work Spaces

HOLD FOR LIFESTYLES In this 2010 image provided by Interweave, the art studio and office of Linda Blinn, editor of "Studios" magazine, is multi-functional to suit her dual roles as artist and editor as shown in San Clemente, Calif. Depending on the project, Blinn uses the shorter table, at left, while sitting, and the taller table when she needs to stand to do her mixed-media artwork in this flexible work space. (AP Photo/Interweave, Kari Blinn)

Macduff Everton

Crafts-Work Spaces

In this June 3, 2012 image provided by Macduff Everton, the studio of artist, Mary Heebner, based in an old, industrial building, is shown in Santa Barbara, Calif. The open space is ideal to start larger works that she can begin on the floor, and then pin them to a nearby wall for a different perspective. (AP Photo/Macduff Everton)

Macduff Everton

Crafts-Work Spaces

In this June 3, 2012 image provided by Macduff Everton, artist, Mary Heebner, is shown in her new studio, in Santa Barbara, Calif. The open space, with plenty of natural light, is ideal to create larger works that she can begin on the floor, and then pin them to a nearby wall for a different perspective. (AP Photo/Macduff Everton)

Lee Meredith

Crafts-Work Spaces

In this image taken on April 7, 2010 provided by Lee Meredith, an artistic, yet functional yarn holder made of Trader Joe coffee cans, hangs on a wall as shown in knit designer, Lee Meredith's studio in Portland, O.R. (AP Photo/Lee Meredith)