Alice,

It's *after* finishing a piece that I've used as a demo project for several years that I have a small panic: "What will I do now? I don't have a demo project."

I know that panicky feeling. But it always happens when I finish a piece. I rarely know what I'm going to make next, and that thought of not having anything on the go is just awful.

Then there's the times that I've made something for a special purpose that, when finished, did not meet up to expectations. "Heavens, I can't give that to xxxx." So I wound more bobbins and started again.

I have to admit to doing that a couple of times as well.

It's fun to look over the total project instead of concentrating on four threads at a time.

Never a truer word written
thanks
David in Ballarat, AUS - must get to bed as it's now 2:30 a.m. and freezing!!!

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