A "WIPGO" sew along

[Acorn]

As soon as someone/thing tells me I have to finish something I stop enjoying it!

[Lowena]

But surely @Acorn the whole point of doing /  making something is to finish it?? Stuff hanging around isn't productive and the impetus to get it finished must diminish. Then, all you have is a pile of part used fabrics  good for nothing and no end product

[Pearl]

But surely @Acorn the whole point of doing /  making something is to finish it?? Stuff hanging around isn't productive and the impetus to get it finished must diminish. Then, all you have is a pile of part used fabrics  good for nothing and no end product

For me, it’s much more about the process (which is just as well  ).  I enjoy trying new techniques.

[Lowena]

Yes but how do you know you've mastered a technique if it ain't done n dusted?? 
Btw @Pearl I'm sooo  excited about planning a new quilt  It's been ages!

[Acorn]

Yes - as @Pearl says it's the doing rather than the finished object, usually.  Sometimes I feel like patchwork, sometimes knitting or crochet, sometimes clothes, sometimes... sometimes... sometimes...  Being able to choose from a number of projects gives me a warm and happy feeling.

Mastering a new technique is often a different thing to starting a project.

[Pearl]

No 14 and 19 for October

For me that’s the Spirals quilt I started at a Jan Hassard workshop about 100 years ago.  I’m hand quilting it and am about a third of the way through.  It’s not very big so I hope to have it finished next month.  19 is knitting for charity, which is easy to achieve, so I’m happy with this draw.

[Lowena]

I wait with baited breath 

[Pearl]

I wait with baited breath 

I tidied my sewing room over the summer and it’s still tidy, so I won’t be spending half of the month looking for the project.

[Kwaaked]

Are we doing this again?

[SewRuthieSews]

@Kwaaked yes if enough people want to participate.
I'll be filling my board with the WIPGO things I didn't do in 2023!