Or, at least, when wookies sneak up on you and take your picture while you're working....

My sewing machines, fabric stash and trims are in an extra bedroom in the house, but my big cutting table and other tools are out in the garage. Admittedly, I live in Texas, but it still gets cold out in that garage in the winter (and as for my friends in NY, Missouri, Montana and Wisconsin....shaddap!). Last night it was in the 40s out there, so I bundled up in order to work. My wookie thought I looked cute and came out to "talk to me" and snapped a picture of me, the stinker. I'm wearing my to-my-knees cable knit sweater, fingerless gloves and a hat to stay warm. He called me Pip the rest of the night. It's nice to have a literate wookie... ;-)
Besides just being a goofy picture, you can see part of my work area. Behind me are the wooden hat blocks used for shaping felt hats, some straight edges and an architect's curve, and the weird stringy colorful things hanging right behind my head are trimmings of felt brims I've cut off. They're useful for color reference, and for padding the inside of a hat if a person's head shape isn't a perfect oval (no one's really is, so they come in handy).
In the picture I'm drawing out a shape onto some buckram. Next I'll cut it out, wire it, mull it (cover it in a fuzzy, flannel-like material), then cover it in a pretty fabric. The shape I'm working on there is a wide brimmed Victorian hat that will eventually be a lovely vision of purple and champagne satin. I'll be sure to post a photo of it when it's finished.