Less Than 20 Days
#41
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: northeast NE
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In 2013 I thought I would keep track of the days that I sewed. At the end of the year there were only 19 days that I hadn't sat at my machine or did hand stitching. It was fun marking off the days and I found it encouraged me to sew every day so that I could mark off the day. I'm doing it again this year. My DH just shakes his head when I tell him I am doing it again this year.
#42
I love this idea! I'd bought our annual "kitchen calendar", but then my sis gave me a lovely calendar for my kitchen...she wrote she hoped I hadn't already bought one, but of course, I told her I love her gift... and I do... but I'd about decided to just toss the one I'd bought... Now I know what to do!! It's going into my sewing room and I'm going to follow your lead and mark the days I sew! What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
#44
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Arizona
Posts: 2,355
Even 20 minutes if that is all I can manage in my sewing room makes a HUGE difference in my Attitude!!!!! It helps to keep me sane, jmho.
I think I will take your lead
and mark off on the calendar, that might help me be more productive instead of just sitting and looking at the mess I made or watching Netflix, etc. {like getting caught up on QB for hours}.
I think I will take your lead
#47
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Littlefield, TX, USA
Posts: 1,077
I sew, embroider or quilt every day...but mostly for customers. This past week I started a mystery quilt...I'm working on that tonight...hoping to get through all these 2" squares and have them be 3-1/2" four patches by the time I go to bed, lol.
#48
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 714
I sew everyday and it is a reward for me. I just reward myself for anything. Didn't sew for a couple of weeks in September as I had fallen and broken my hip. I'm back at it again and going strong. I need to work on UFO's so maybe I could mark those down.
#49
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: New Orleans, La
Posts: 1,768
I guess I"m different. I don't sew everyday cause I like to do other things. Since I live in the South we have more outdoor time I guess. I like to go fishing, working in my vegetable garden, or flower garden too. I do keep a file of all my quilts by year that I"ve finished, but life is too short for me to keep track of time. Since I've retired, I don't want to keep track of anything. For 30 years I had to account for every minute while working, so no more of that stress. It is though an interesting thought to keep track of when I started and when I finished. I think that would be helpful to me.
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