I ensconced myself in the corner of our
lounge last night with the Mary Tyler Moore show, a bowl of chips and a bottle
of water. I had decided to force myself
to finish off the three months worth of knitted/crocheted items I had overflowing from
my craft box. My friend, MK, tells me –
with all the wisdom of a life-long artist and as a much more experienced crochet-hook
worker – that I should enjoy this part of the job. It’s creating the final product. Particularly with the amigurumi toys I have
been fond of making. Your crochet skills
almost don’t matter, as the sculptor, sewing them together is what gives them their
character. Do a bad job of it and you
can end up with one funny looking toy.
I’m far more prone to let myself “do it later” than I would like to be because five hours later I had a cramp in my right hand and I had still not finished!
I’m far more prone to let myself “do it later” than I would like to be because five hours later I had a cramp in my right hand and I had still not finished!
Love the wisdom from your friend! I'll apply that to writing. :) Have a lovely trip!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you have been able apply it to something else too, as I started writing this post, I was thinking a lot about all the loose ends I'm trying to tie up at the moment, before I leave and I wondered if I'd been a bit obscure about my real meaning. If you know what I mean.
ReplyDeleteI will! Have a happy thanksgiving!