See that heap of stuff to the left of my sewing machine? I am suffering from a pretty severe case of too-many-projects-mania over here. Just in that pile (and not including other piles scattered around), I see an unfinished tote bag, a basted and halfway marked quilt, a partially pieced scrappy quilt that I think I hate but I feel guilty about abandoning, cut pieces of Version #2 of the
Learning Curves Dress, an almost finished skirt (just need to hem it!), and a couple pieces of a corduroy jacket I'm making for Joe except I'm worried it's too small. Yikes.
What's the solution to this chaos?
Why, cut out yet another quilt, of course!
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| Who needs "Joe logic" when you can enjoy "Inder logic"? |
Also in the pike right are multiple possible Christmas gifts that I probably won't finish until tax season. I don't want to get anyone's hopes up, so I won't go into any detail on those. If you get a package from me in April, that's what happened. (I just hope it's not April 2021, but that's definitely possible too.)
My head is overflowing with ideas, and I want to start all of them! Right now!
Actually assembling, troubleshooting, and finishing a single item? Meh. Boring.
No. I MUST KEEP CUTTING!!! Muah-ha-ha!
But hey, that's what's so great about
hobbies as opposed to a job. I'm allowed to ditch projects and start new ones willy-nilly, right? Just because I feel like it ...
*Maniacal laughter muffled by ever-growing heap of fabric.*
Keep on sewing! Wooo hooooo! Hobbies rock. Today I was suffering from "holiday baking mania." If you can believe it, I have unfinished projects in the refrigerator, ready to be picked up and baked tomorrow. I completely agree that a huge part of the thrill is being wildly ambitious without a mandate to follow through.
ReplyDeleteWahhahahah! The title of this blog post alone is awesomeness.
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