Before Christmas I wrote a blog entitled Things I Have Yet to Make. I was feeling a bit down about having all these uncompleted things hanging over my head. In hindsight I was more than likely channelling my stresses into these things so I didn’t have to think about Christmas.
I’m starting to feel a bit better now that the pressures of this time of year are beginning to dissipate. When I sat down with a bag of unfinished bits I didn’t feel overwhelmed I simply took out the first thing. An unfinished make up bag which I had sewn the on the wrong side.
It was easy enough to unpick and didn’t take long to finish off.
The next thing I finished off was a little fabric box for all those loose threads and bits of fabric. I was given a beautiful bundle of Cath Kidston fabrics last year and used the last bits to make this box.
The next thing I did was tackle the French seams of my Fifi pyjama top. If you’ve not run across French seams before they are a pain in the bum. I’d managed to attach the back three panels upside down. I sat in front of the TV and unpicked the seams and bias binding. I’m not going to attempt this again at home. I shall be going into Crafty Sew & So to get a bit of expert advice.
I shall be finishing off lots of other bits over the coming months and hopefully get on with a bit more writing too.
Yay for finishing things! I love that gorgeous woodland fabric 🙂
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This is inspiring. I have several projects I need to finish!
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Nice one Bekki! You have inspired me to finish some of the Many UFOs that I have around- but I’m also going to let go of a few tricky ones which have been giving me nightmares! Here’s to more happy (even if not always right first time) sewing this year! Remember, it’s not a mistake, it’s a “design decision”! X
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