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Sally Comes Unraveled highlighted this link in her blog. It's a tool to help you determine your priorities, and if you're scatterbrained like me, you need all the help you can get.
It told me to go buy a house.
That made me short of breath, so I plugged in 15 knitting projects from my queue. I had a few ties, but the first three projects were as follows:
1. Vogue Multi-Pattern Top: Summery, fashiony, colorful. Bring it on.
2. Pinwheel Cape: I might be able to wear this to a wedding in a few weeks. If time stands still.
3. Noro Scarf: I love color. I also fell down and bought some more Silk Garden in a white/beige colorway, and I now want this scarf with a firey passion. It may, however, mean buying two MORE skeins of Noro to match the beige/white. So it goes.
3 comments:
okay. I'm intrigued. I'll have to check that site out later and let it tell me what my priorities are. Personally, I'm pretty sure graduating should be at the top, but baking a cake is at the top of my mind.
What can I say, I'm flattered. :)
I did my finances with it, and then realized I forgot to add paying off credit cards to the list. Oops.
Also, about the zipper, you should talk to Lynn. She's the zipper expert. I just went for it, going in and out of each crochet stitch. That was my second zipper. The first was in a felted bag. I just used a sewing needle and thread and did the best I could to hide the stitches.
(Neither technique would work well for a garment.)
That's funny how you used that for knitting. I actually did the financial thing & was pleasantly surprised (my kids' college money DOES come before me buying a luxury car, yay!). I'm not as selfish as I thought, lol.
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