Please do not pay any mind to the excited beginnings of never-finished (or even started?) projects found among the posts on this blog. This is all part of the the natural life cycle of a project, you know. Either these lovely exciting ideas will die a peaceful death (RIP poly-chrome hand-embroidered waistcoat which would have taken me at least two full years to embroider), or they will one day be revived by a refreshing burst of time/availability/boredom or the appearance of the material/skill/tutorial it had always been waiting for.
I am learning not to mourn their dormancy, but rather to look to the projects I can and am doing right now. Besides, their passing is always too early to tell. I probably won't give up on some projects until I pass on myself! Hope springs eternal. And timing in life is everything. I, for one, hope that the Great Crafter in the Sky will never give up the project that is me, no matter how many unexpected turns I take. <3
I am learning not to mourn their dormancy, but rather to look to the projects I can and am doing right now. Besides, their passing is always too early to tell. I probably won't give up on some projects until I pass on myself! Hope springs eternal. And timing in life is everything. I, for one, hope that the Great Crafter in the Sky will never give up the project that is me, no matter how many unexpected turns I take. <3
