2007: Year of the WIP Review
Well back in January, I declared that I would be a WIP slayer and I set some goals for myself. So let us see how well I did (try not to chuckle too loudly).
Of the WIPS and UFOS I had specifically identified as finishing, I managed to finish only Midi 1, Snow Crystal, QS Ballet Pigs and Stretch. Not bad, but I had hoped for more progress. Of course, I did bring a tiny life into the world and he certainly kept me hopping this year, so four finishes isn't terrible.
Of my proposed new starts, I only actually started the Mystery HAED project and ornaments each month. For a serial starter that is just fantastic.
I managed to stitch at least one ornament for every ornament SAL and I stitched during eleven of the twelve HAED Challenge SALs.
As 2007 closes, I have finished 23 projects of my first 25 project challenge.
I had 29 happy dances this year and that is so much better than the measly three from 2006. I think I am up for more SALs and goal setting to keep me motivated. I completed 18 ornaments and 11 other projects. Of those 11, only the Love Quilt Square, Tea with Jane and the Halloween Tuffet were new starts, so eight finishes is attributable to WIP slaying.
Of things projects not finished, I put needle and thread to fabric in all the projects I had hoped to finish so at least progress was made.
I'm pleased with what I was able to accomplish. A few more big finishes would have been good, but, there is always next year!
Labels: 25 project challenge, Chatelaine Designs, doing good, happy dance, hope, SALs, serial starting, stitching goals
2 Comments:
Creating a whole human life does take away from stitching time, no doubt about it. But very worth it! Congrats on a great year!
Well that sounds pretty impressive to me with a new baby and a full-time job too! :D Fantastic!
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