How to keep track of finally reorganized fabrics, projects, collections...
06-22-2011, 11:30 AM
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Lists work well for me at the grocery store and when I have to run errands, other than that I am afraid I fail. At work where everything was a rush, I had three stacks, 1.) Rush, 2.) Super Rush and 3.) Too Late.
So I don't make lists at home, other wise all I can see is what I was not able to get to today. They work very well for my husband though.
So I don't make lists at home, other wise all I can see is what I was not able to get to today. They work very well for my husband though.
06-22-2011, 12:26 PM
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I am going to downsize and leave the projects i really think I am going to make(books fabrics and patterns)
I put them in bins w/ all the fabric and book or pattern I am going to use
Like going shopping in your own stash
That is why I am downsizing
It gets overwhelming having so much
I put them in bins w/ all the fabric and book or pattern I am going to use
Like going shopping in your own stash
That is why I am downsizing
It gets overwhelming having so much
06-22-2011, 05:21 PM
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I make lists all the time. Don't finish anything, but put projects on the list. I usually put one or two things that are already done or near done so I can cross them off. It's helpful to think things are getting done.
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06-22-2011, 05:32 PM
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I didn't have a list, but I have been working on my UFOs and I think I only have one left and if you count the Christmas quilt I started the beginning of this year I have 2...but I have to finish all my UFOs before I am "allowed" to continue on the Christmas one or start new ones. This has been a very rewarding process, it feels good to get them done. Most will be donated, but I am happy they will have a home. Some were 10+ years old. Happy sewing!!
Latest finished UFO
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06-22-2011, 05:36 PM
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Well, darn - I'm just OCD enough that the idea of spreadsheet makes me grin.
But I'm ADD enough to love the fact that if I haven't been into my stash for a while, it's full of surprises! Like Christmas!
So now, I'm torn between my neuroses! :mrgreen:
But I'm ADD enough to love the fact that if I haven't been into my stash for a while, it's full of surprises! Like Christmas!
So now, I'm torn between my neuroses! :mrgreen:
06-22-2011, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by thepolyparrot
Well, darn - I'm just OCD enough that the idea of spreadsheet makes me grin.
But I'm ADD enough to love the fact that if I haven't been into my stash for a while, it's full of surprises! Like Christmas!
So now, I'm torn between my neuroses! :mrgreen:
But I'm ADD enough to love the fact that if I haven't been into my stash for a while, it's full of surprises! Like Christmas!
So now, I'm torn between my neuroses! :mrgreen:
soooo funny!
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