(vintage Beehive advertisement found on e-bay)Oh dear -- I always feel so incompetent that I can't seem to actually finish so many items that I'm working on (which are MANY). What's wrong with me? Why can't I finish those sleeves? That one glove? That seaming? It can't be that I get bored, as I love all my projects so much. Does anyone else have the same problem, or is it just me? I belong to the "Hopelessly Over-commited" group on Ravelry, but it doesn't seem to help. (Probably mostly because although I've found many interesting groups, I never participate in any. At least not anymore, as they result in "major time suckage," as my dear college roommate used to say. Le sigh.
Photos of the latest non-completed project to follow soon. (a lacy blouse from 1934 in my beloved Velveen!)
6 comments:
I am having the same problem but I figured that I would aim to get one thing started, then pick up another WIP in between to try and complete it.
You have inspired me to take stock of my various UFOs and determine a schedule for completion.....I'll let you know if I have success!
Wow, that's organized! I try to set up a schedule for my WIPs, but then I always get distracted by a pattern which I simply HAVE to try right away!
You've reminded me that I've got two pairs of gloves that need finishing. Ugh. I hate Startitis.
Let's turn all of this around and look at it in a positive light. :) We are all curious and creative people and once we start something and get it going, our minds are leaping and planning the next project or six or so. That is my justification and anyone may borrow it if they please! And if you would like to help me out with my endless list of wips...............
What a good way of lookng at it! I like it!
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