Do you complete one "unit" completely - or do you "jump around" - and work on different phases of similar "units"?
This question is sort of a follow-up to this thread:
Making 2 identical quilts
I am making tote bags for a a group - I've been wondering if it would be more efficient to complete one bag from start to finish -
or to continue the way I am -
which is that I frequently have several bags in various stages of completion. (Right now nine of them are waiting for the handles/straps - I am waiting for calm weather so I can seal/singe the polyester webbing before I sew them it to the bags.)
I frequently try to get fabric lined up for several of them - because I make a mess getting fabric out -
Then I sew up the center seam - and then it has to go the pressing station
So things get pinned - sewn - pressed - usually I have bags in four or five stages of the process.
When you are piecing - (assuming all the blocks are the same) - do you complete each block before going on to the next? or do you have them in different stages?
Or is this question making no sense at all?