Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Lost: Sewing Mojo

I've lost sewing mojo for weeks now. The desire to sew anything has completely disappeared. I've lost my sewing mojo from time to time but not this long.

It doesn't help that I haven't shaken this cold that won't let go.

Last month, I didn't even finish any projects. I have several projects cut and ready to go but without any mojo they are just sitting there.

I think I need a break from the sewing room. Yeah, maybe then I might miss it? So that's what I'm going to do.

Take a break. Grab my camera and catch some autumn shots. Nap. Drink tea. And work on getting rid of this cold once and for all.

Until then, happy sewing!

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3 comments:

  1. Lise9 October 2013 at 06:39

    Enjoy your favorite time of the year. Hope you feel better soon

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  3. SewCraftyChemist9 October 2013 at 13:25

    A break will be good.

    I got sick early September. I didn't sew, knit, but fabric or patterns the ENTIRE month of September! I was very dejected by my lost mojo. Then I got better and it's back! :)

    But the break was good for me. I have my mojo AND focus. Feel better!

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