I also bought a bunch of stuff without plans. Well, they might have had plans, but none that I was aware of.



Then I spoke to my mom who mentioned another fabric store so I went there too and bought even more stuff without plans...


I do a lot of impulsive stash-building of the yarn variety and a lot of impulsive knitting projects. It's not a problem; I can always frog, right? Sewing's going to be tough on me. I fear I'm going to need to be much more deliberate, organized, precise.
Or am I?
Up to my old tricks, I'm figuring this one out as I go. So far, so good!

Even if I'm still messing up the odd seam.

Quilting seems to lend itself to the type of crafter I am. True, there is something final in cutting fabric, but scrap remains useful. That goes a long way towards alleviating my fear of ruining things.
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