This also means cutting down or pausing a few other tasks and projects.
Hope you have sorted out your priorities for this year? May the underlying thread remain the enjoyment of self and also spreading the joy of the journey and destination.
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The above collection of samples kind of symbolize my past year and perhaps even the future. These are all rings with the vapour stitch where I experimented with variables wraps, etc. Some look fine, others do not. While the bouquet looks fine, the unfinished/unpolished and incomplete nature also comes through. 2024 was a year spent in learning, exploring, experimenting, completing some projects while some remained unfinished. I chased a lot of projects, wanted to take up more than I did, and enjoyed almost all despite the paucity of time. I was happy to push through my comfort zone, too. And you have joined me in all my journeys. Hope to read your comments again this year!
Wishing you always wonderful tatting journeys, dear friend 🥰
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DeleteHappy New Year. I look forward to reading about your progress and projects in 2025.
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DeleteMy goal for my bins of fabric is "make it or move it out". We shall see if I am successful or not.
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ReplyDeleteMy goal is the same this year as it has been for the last several years - use up as much of my thread stash as possible. Give away as many tatted items as I can, unless I *definitely* will sew it onto something and use it or wear it myself. This year - for the first time - I am starting the year with bins of thread that actually CLOSE when I put my threads back into each bin. They're still *full,* but at least the lids will go on securely now. :) I hope you have a wonderful 2025, Muskaan! You continue to inspire us all with your tatting adventures.
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They are pretty and inspiring!! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope this year is great for you and that you get plenty of rest and lots of time to tat beautiful things!!! :)