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So I received my kit for the 2012 Beading For a Cure yesterday (to view the current 2011 auctions, follow the link). This annual charity that I participate in has a variety of beads in the kit. Each bead must be used at least one time in the project.
I've got an idea in my head for what I want to make, but I need to draw it out and spend a bit of time working it out. My problem, as always, will be time, or rather the lack thereof.
I want to continue writing, and since most of what I write is short that's probably not going to be a major problem. But I also edit for two friends, and that cuts into my time also. It's worth it, but it's time.
I committed to produce artwork for at least one story in the Tolkien Big Bang. I knew I would have the BFAC commitment also - I have done this challenge for years. But I still need to fold everything into the 2 hours or so that I have in my nights and maybe an hour in the early mornings.
And I have charms to make for the Metal Clay World conference, enamel work to finish, other beadwork projects sitting on my desk (currently there are four in process) and...and...and. I need to design something for BFAC that will not be a time hog but will look excellent and meet the criteria of the challenge. The designs are already shifting in my head, just by writing this down. It'll come clear...
I've got an idea in my head for what I want to make, but I need to draw it out and spend a bit of time working it out. My problem, as always, will be time, or rather the lack thereof.
I want to continue writing, and since most of what I write is short that's probably not going to be a major problem. But I also edit for two friends, and that cuts into my time also. It's worth it, but it's time.
I committed to produce artwork for at least one story in the Tolkien Big Bang. I knew I would have the BFAC commitment also - I have done this challenge for years. But I still need to fold everything into the 2 hours or so that I have in my nights and maybe an hour in the early mornings.
And I have charms to make for the Metal Clay World conference, enamel work to finish, other beadwork projects sitting on my desk (currently there are four in process) and...and...and. I need to design something for BFAC that will not be a time hog but will look excellent and meet the criteria of the challenge. The designs are already shifting in my head, just by writing this down. It'll come clear...
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