Does anyone here get quilters fatique
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You betcha! I start a project and get stuck in the middle. I often find after a good night's sleep, when I step back into the project, I have newer, better ideas. Often, things actually go my way! :wink:
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Absolutely! Sometimes things just pile up and it seems like too much hard work.
I agree with stepping back for a day or two, or even longer. Sometimes you need fresh eyes to regain your enthusiasm for a project, or sometimes you need to put it in a drawer and work on something else that's fun and enjoyable and quick.
:-)
I agree with stepping back for a day or two, or even longer. Sometimes you need fresh eyes to regain your enthusiasm for a project, or sometimes you need to put it in a drawer and work on something else that's fun and enjoyable and quick.
:-)
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OMG do i.
writers are known to say "i hate writing but i love having written" well thats how i feel about quilting most of the time.
as an artist you constantly try to learn new techniques or improve upon a skill and this requires hard work, lots of time, and much frustration.
i repeatedly go thru a love/hate/love relationship with my quilts. when i'm designing them i fall in love with the concept and the fabric, then when i'm pushing my artistic limits i fall in hate with the quilt.
by the time i'm done with the quilt i've been pushed to my limit and i just want to burn the quilt in the firepit outside.
then as a few weeks pass i fall madly in love with the quilt again. all the little flaws that drove me nuts aren't visible any longer and i'm happy again.
so yes - i hate quilting but i love having quilted!
writers are known to say "i hate writing but i love having written" well thats how i feel about quilting most of the time.
as an artist you constantly try to learn new techniques or improve upon a skill and this requires hard work, lots of time, and much frustration.
i repeatedly go thru a love/hate/love relationship with my quilts. when i'm designing them i fall in love with the concept and the fabric, then when i'm pushing my artistic limits i fall in hate with the quilt.
by the time i'm done with the quilt i've been pushed to my limit and i just want to burn the quilt in the firepit outside.
then as a few weeks pass i fall madly in love with the quilt again. all the little flaws that drove me nuts aren't visible any longer and i'm happy again.
so yes - i hate quilting but i love having quilted!
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