Tuesday, March 30

Wrap It Up!

I'm that person who will be talking and, in the middle of a sentence, think of something else. Follow this with an interjection and a complete topic change and I'll forget what I was ever talking about in the first place. This is the perfect metaphor for my crafting as of late so I decided it's time to wrap up some projects. First, a couple of months ago, I started going through my moms scraps and remnants. Measuring and packaging fabrics that neither of us will be using. I would guesstimate that there are about 50 pieces bundled up right now into fat quarters, half yards, and other random sizes. Here is one small pile of remnants and another pile of scraps that I desperately need to tackle. This way, I could have my work space back.

 

The other project is taking all these kanzashi petals I have made and putting them together into flowers. The box where I store all the completed petals has become full with almost 100 of them. 

  

I need to finish both these tasks (which seem small on paper) before I let myself cut into my new fabric. I need to finish projects with that new fabric before I dive into my embroidery. Oh, what a list.

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