It's time to make some new Sewing Goals and Plans for the New Year. I never go nuts with specific plans, and am not going to try this ...

  Photo by Maddi Bazzocco on Unsplash I can hardly believe that this year is going so very quickly. It's already halfway through! Fortu...

  It's the time of year to look back and also look ahead. This is my summary of how I met my goals for 2022, and the creation of new one...

  The turn of the year is a great time to reflect and to plan. I've been doing this as part of the Top Five series hosted by the Sewcial...

  Photo by Jeremy Thomas on Unsplash I like to choose One Word for the theme of my years -- if you aren't familiar with this concept, y...

  Well, 2020 is nearly over. How do we reflect on such a year? I don't really feel like looking back at some of it, but there were lesso...

I know I said that I want to slow down and try more complex patterns this year, but that didn't stop me from getting all excited about t...

Have you heard of the One Word resolution?  I love this concept, as I prefer choosing a word to guide my year rather than listing a wh...

Reflections Making up my list of hits and misses, looking at my various highlights, and thinking about the goals I set myself last ye...

I'm finishing up this sewing year with some thoughts about 2017, and some of my goals for 2018. First, some general reflections. ...

To finish off 2016, I'm taking a moment to reflect back on the sewing year and to set some goals for the next.  image via British...

Looking ahead to a New Year, I've been thinking about what I want to get out of my sewing in 2016. There are a few things, and I'm g...