Well, lots of somethings actually! But what's on my mind today is the issue of how many projects people have going at one time. I was raised to finish one thing before I started another, so it took awhile for me to transition into my current mode ~ which is having three to four pieces in progress at any one time. More than that, and I get overwhelmed. Fewer, and I don't feel like working on the one!
So, even though I've got this huge honking ammonite necklace thing in progress, and I've got a small mixed media art quilt underway, yesterday seemed like the perfect time to experiment with a little sunprinting. I had two nice scraps of muslin that were just begging to be used.
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So, even though I've got this huge honking ammonite necklace thing in progress, and I've got a small mixed media art quilt underway, yesterday seemed like the perfect time to experiment with a little sunprinting. I had two nice scraps of muslin that were just begging to be used.
Now I'm not really sure if they'll end up as backgrounds for necklaces or for wall art, but they were really fun!
Do you know what's the optimal number of projects for you to have going at once?
Do you know what's the optimal number of projects for you to have going at once?
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Comments
I often have pieces of wood lying around for months or even years that I have partially turned and am waiting for further inspiration. Or I have part of a project complete, but waiting for a special piece of wood to make another component.
Sometimes I'll leave a project lying around for so long that it becomes a permanent UFO (unfinished object). I don't usually throw anything out though, because it seems that as soon as I do, it's just what I needed. You know, the same rule as for household appliances and tools!
Cyndi