I can't seem to focus on much these days so whatever I do it can't take too many brain cells. After seeing Bonnie with the Quiltville Inn make a blue jean throw I decided I needed to buy her pattern to make a bigger version for a big picnic blanket........meaning we will be going on many picnics in the future. I've been saving blue jeans for years, actually decades, thinking there would be fun projects ahead. I thought I would use a lot more of them than I did cutting out all my 5" squares........oh well, at least it's a start moving those things out of bins in the garage. I'm hoping to get time to work on it here and there over the next few weeks. I'll post pictures as that happens.
I've had many cones of fun spring colored cotton yarns on my work table with plans of a towel warp except I can't get past the planning stage. Maybe I'll be able to focus soon........or not..........
Have been slowing down on weaving to sell. There are so many other things in life I want to do that have been on my to-do list for years, actually some for decades. Thinking about it and where my weaving career goes from here is unsettling. I need a totally different mindset of not needing to production weave and weaving for myself and gifts.......it's hard. I'd love to eventually focus on weaving for some clothing but hard to move in that direction......maybe once life settles down I'll be able to do that...........
So sorry that life continues to be so stressful for you. Hoping you creative projects bring you pleasure. And I totally agree about shifting mindset away from production and selling. How will o get rid of all the things I’ve already woven? And what about my yarn stash? The latter seems much easier to deal with than the former.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peg. Oh, I won't be getting rid of yarn stash - I figure I'll have enough to last for my personal & gift weaving for years to come.
DeleteThose table runners are cute!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry you keep having new "stress balls". Glad you have found a project that suits your needs right now, and I'm looking forward to seeing pictures.