The textile is an old thrift find, I think it's been a curtain. The lace is also thrifted, button likewise.But why, oh why do I make these kinds of things when I have others projects that needs to be made??? I even made a list, with the most urgent project to be made first on the list and the other ones from spot two down. Where is my sence for structure? Did I ever have one??
How do you crafters manage to get things made? The things you should do, that is, and not just the things you want to.
Have a nice Wednesday evening (it is so now here where I live)!
S
2 comments:
I can really sympathize with your questions. But I have no answers, just the same distracting "problems," which are actually quite delightful if I don't think about what's being left undone.
I want to give your cuff idea a try—I have committed to send six people gifts this year because of a Pay It Forward exchange, so I think at least a few of them may get these! Bravo! Wonderful idea!
My first suggestion would've been to make a to-do list since that helps clarify just how many projects you have going on. It's pretty amazing how many there really are once you write it down and see it hehe.
I would have to say that you should just tell yourself to finish off first the project that's closest to completion. Then finish one of the longer ones. And then a shorter one, etc. And if you get more ideas while you're working on these, DONT start them! :) Just write them down and tack them onto the end of the to-do list. At one point, you'll realize that without self discipline you'll never finish any of them and then what would you have to write about?
That's actually one the most motivating things - if you finish something, you know you'll have some content for the blog that week :D
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