I find it interesting that some artists will have several projects going simultaneously (I suppose to keep things more interesting and less boring) whereas some artists like to start a project, finish it, then move on to the next. You are of the former persuasion, I am of the latter (pronounced like “ladder” but with an entirely different meaning and parts of speech. But I digress.) persuasion when it comes to creating by crochet. Whatever floats your boat (and where did that saying come from?)!
Sharon, I have multiples going at once for a variety of reasons. 1. Sometimes I get stuck on an aspect but need to keep producing; 2. When I have an idea I want to try, I start before the urge passes; 3. It is more efficient to work assembly-line style; 4. It reduces the tedium when a project is in the “messy middle”.
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I find it interesting that some artists will have several projects going simultaneously (I suppose to keep things more interesting and less boring) whereas some artists like to start a project, finish it, then move on to the next. You are of the former persuasion, I am of the latter (pronounced like “ladder” but with an entirely different meaning and parts of speech. But I digress.) persuasion when it comes to creating by crochet. Whatever floats your boat (and where did that saying come from?)!
Hi, back atcha, Pippin!
Sharon, I have multiples going at once for a variety of reasons. 1. Sometimes I get stuck on an aspect but need to keep producing; 2. When I have an idea I want to try, I start before the urge passes; 3. It is more efficient to work assembly-line style; 4. It reduces the tedium when a project is in the “messy middle”.
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