I have a question for you.
Why don’t projects progress if you ignore them?
Honestly!
It’s been a couple weeks since I picked up my crocheted blanket, and honest-to-goodness, it hasn’t grown at all. It’s very frustrating.
I keep it in a nice big project bag in my studio, protected and safe, yet it refuses to crochet itself. What gives?
Why can’t it just hang out and grow on its own like a potted plant? I’ve thought about breaking it out from time to time over the last couple weeks… shouldn’t that be enough?
Sigh. I suppose if my “ignore it and I’m sure it’ll be finished eventually” strategy isn’t working, I’ll just have to go to plan B (“get it out and actually work on it while binge-watching Masterpiece”). Too bad. I had hoped that maybe I’d just invented a new, more efficient way of working on projects.
Do you have any projects that you’re trying the “leave it in the closet and maybe it’ll magically get finished” strategy with?
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I have a project that involves multiple motifs that need to be sewn together. It’s only 30 motifs, and I’ve sewn about half them together so far, but man, I hate motifs!!! I started this little project back in September, and it has the gall not to finish sewing itself together yet!!! I totally understand your frustration!!! 😉
How rude! Your motifs should at least have the manners to start sewing themselves together.
agreed! LOL
One of the things I loved about the Harry Potter movies was watching Molly Weasley’s knitting. It was in a corner-knitting itself quite busily.