Comments | theyarnproject: So Starts July

theyarnproject

So Starts July

Jul 01, 2011 10:09

I woke up, this morning, feeling the rush, of this Project. On one hand, I feel like everything will be A-ok. I feel like I have PLENTY of time, to work the remaining projects, that I have to loom knit. I almost feel like completing the remaining projects, in the scheduled amount of time, will be a piece of cake.
Yet, on the other hand, I am ( Read more... )

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Comments 7

basketcaselady July 1 2011, 19:05:33 UTC

When a project stops being enjoyable, it really is time to take another look at it. The yarn that you love so much can easily be frogged and reclaimed for another project that you WILL enjoy. It is NOT a failure to stop punishing yourself with something that you do not enjoy.

theyarnproject July 3 2011, 00:26:24 UTC

I just can't abandon it. I have to finish it. The Yarn Project's success depends on it. And, I have come too far, to let myself fail.

basketcaselady July 3 2011, 03:18:09 UTC

You would not fail if you used that yarn for another project. The Yarn Project will never be a success or a failure. It is an inanimate event. It is YOU who is a success.

theyarnproject July 3 2011, 16:26:51 UTC

Awe...Thank you for this. Believe me, when I say, I NEEDED this.

vilakins July 1 2011, 23:17:02 UTC

I agree with the above. You're also studying now and have less time for your project, so why not adapt it to your circumstances and drop the baby blanket and move on to another looming project you like better. You can always crochet yourself a nice blanket/afghan from the same yarn.

kae1crafts July 2 2011, 02:48:26 UTC

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theyarnproject July 3 2011, 00:25:18 UTC

There is an obligation. I have to do each project. Even if I am not liking them. I can't quit. I have to (if nothing else) prove to myself that I can stick with something, even if it isn't something I particularly enjoy.