The one good thing is that 80% of the yarn that I buy has a specific project in mind. I see a pattern that I like and immediately want to order yarn so I can start it, but then another pattern comes along and the cycle repeats itself. To most people this would sound like a reasonable system, but in my case I don't knit that fast so I have a
So my goal for next year is to work on knitting the projects in my Ravelry queue and only buy yarn for the project I'm going to work on next (if I don't have the yarn). The only exceptions are the current yarn club I'm in and Camp Loopy.
On the quilting side, I want to continue working on Washington Medallion...hopefully even finish the top. I also need to make a baby (girl) quilt for a close friend's daughter. She's due in May so I will need to get started soon. I bought a kit on our trip to Iowa in August that I think will be cute but I'm waiting to hear from the mom-to-be if they have a theme or color scheme for the baby's room. On the wish to-do list (and repeat goal), I'd like to reduce my flimsie pile and get some of them quilted.
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Tough love sucks! I am starting to love knitting again after starting a sock on Thanksgiving. I just got the heel turned. I will be so happy next year when I have a lot fewer deadlines! :)
I hear you. I have so much yarn tucked away fir projects in my ravelry queue that if I ddn't buy any more for the next two years, I'd still be ok. I'm going to try and be good this year too, with the odd show spend for good behaviour :)
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