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What with the ongoing popularity of sheds used for working from home (I think Alex calls it this), some are off the shelf and quite expensive some are created by the sheddie with the normal blood sweat and wossnames that any shed build no matter what it’s purpose. Here are some great sheds, that I… Continue reading Just sheds – Garden offices
The voting officially starts for Shed of the year 2008 today , so take a look at all the sheds recent or not so recent and Vote, look at the various categorys and Vote… look at my choices and Vote. You have until July 4th 2008 to vote for your favorites, the one with the… Continue reading Let the voting begin – Shed of the year 2008
Of course I have to be impartial and it’s difficult with some of the great sheds on the site, and it will be up to the judges really in the end to decide what shed is shed of the Year 2008 (I have vote of course) but it’s up to you guys to get the… Continue reading Just sheds : My favourite pub sheds
Not because Mrs uncle wilco has a summerhouse 😉 A lot of shed purists think we should never have summerhouses let alone garden offices on readersheds.co.uk, I normally just say well if the sheddies use their shedlike enivornment for the purpose of getting away from it all, then It’s a shed in my book. anyway… Continue reading Just sheds: iamnotashed
A lovely craft shed It’s where I can go and be by myself and be creative making hand- made cards and scrapbooking pages. It is my Aladdins Cave and is full of crafting materials, embellishments, papers, cards, rubber stamps and much much more! It’s got electric so I can listen to music, have heat and… Continue reading Just sheds : Sandy’s Craft Shed, By the river in Sleepy Suffolk
This shed sums up the blood sweat and tears every sheddie has with their erection. It dominates my life, and I have been building it for the last 5 years..It will be finished this summer…hopefully!! The family reckon I am obsessed with it! We look forward to seeing Ken’s finished shed this Shed Week.
A great shed that’s not finished but has some great possibilities. Made from recycled tin and wood. Built on ‘stilts’ into the sloping site to minimise the shed’s footprint enabling wildlife to colonise underneath A little hideaway to while away those lazy summer days, complete with integral workbench, tool store and bits ‘n’ bobs to… Continue reading Just sheds : notquitefini-SHED
For the run up to Shed week, Iam going to post about one great shed every other day (when normal life allows) instead of just Tuesday. Today’s shed is Brecon 12 ‘Shed’, from Skeyton,Norfolk it’s a owner Ayry has made a replica railway carriage thats used as a shed. My husband made my shed which… Continue reading Just sheds – Brecon 12 ‘Shed’, Skeyton,Norfolk
From the wonderful old to the amazing new This week I am highlighting two sheds from different sides of the tracks, one is modern and artistic and technowossname, the other is broken down but with a history. The Honeycomb Retreat Made from organic sculptural panels which allow lots of light in but protects from rain… Continue reading Just Sheds Tuesday : Harry & the Honeycomb
OK this is not a real shed in terms of made out of wood, but its very unique as it was a community effort and sums with what you sheddies are like – brilliant The Knitted Shed It is completely covered in knitting, inside and out. It took 250 people aged 5 to 95 to… Continue reading Just Shed Tuesday : The Knitted Shed