need inspiration or maybe nagging!
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I've been so bummed out lately, I can't seem to sew! Do you ever feel like that? What helps? (I hope it's not inappropriate to post this here. If so, I apoligize)
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I suffer from depression so I go through that a LOT. Some days are just sofa days.
I do have a "sun therapy" light. It really helps when there are gray days with no sun.
Getting out of the house helps.
Spending time with people helps.
And surfing quilting blogs helps.
So, if the blues continue too long, see a doctor. Otherwise, this too shall pass. And when you do get going again - look out. There's a lot of creativity to make up for!
I do have a "sun therapy" light. It really helps when there are gray days with no sun.
Getting out of the house helps.
Spending time with people helps.
And surfing quilting blogs helps.
So, if the blues continue too long, see a doctor. Otherwise, this too shall pass. And when you do get going again - look out. There's a lot of creativity to make up for!
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I lost my internet for a couple of days that got me sewing again. I have just had to start small. A project that will get you instant gratification you know..I hope you get your sewjo going again!!
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When I get in one of those moods I decide it is time to read. I start a new book and don't do anything until I finish it. Of course, DH sometimes has meals late when I get into the book. That usually recharges my sewing batteries and I'm good to go for awhile.
Hope you soon feel better
Pat
Hope you soon feel better
Pat
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I usually straighten up. When it's time to relax, I look at quilting books - just to look.
When the mood hits again, the room is nicely organized and I'm full of ideas.
Enjoy the LULL....it too shall pass.
When the mood hits again, the room is nicely organized and I'm full of ideas.
Enjoy the LULL....it too shall pass.
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A few days on the QB usually does the trick. The other thing - when I get overwhelmed, I pull out some magazines, review my projects, and just go play in my room. Sooner or later, I get the bug again.
If push comes to shove, sign up for a swap. Deadlines work wonders for me. lol
If push comes to shove, sign up for a swap. Deadlines work wonders for me. lol
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This happens to me too. The following have helped:
Go for a walk. I use the alarm on my cell phone and walk "out" for 15 minutes, then walk back home for 15 minutes.
Browse through (quilt :-D ) books or magazines at home or at the library.
Set a timer for 30 minutes and clean, straighten or sort something.
Meet a friend for coffee, tea, lunch, walking.
Get out the colored pencils and paper and design a quilt, draw or just doodle.
Go for a walk. I use the alarm on my cell phone and walk "out" for 15 minutes, then walk back home for 15 minutes.
Browse through (quilt :-D ) books or magazines at home or at the library.
Set a timer for 30 minutes and clean, straighten or sort something.
Meet a friend for coffee, tea, lunch, walking.
Get out the colored pencils and paper and design a quilt, draw or just doodle.
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