I have the very had habit of finishing a project and then leaving all the leftovers in the bag and moving on to a new bag. I had quite a collection that had to be cleaned out and sorted.
Other containers held projects I was never going to finish. These mittens? Gone.
Hexie Puffs? Gone.
My very first practice toe up socks? Saved. They were too cute to go.
Silk hankie what-nots? Gone. I hate working with silk.
These misshapen, over felted and orphan FOs? All gone.
Plastic canvas? I hate the stuff. Gone.
That pile of old knitting magazines I swore I was going to go through one day and pull out patterns? Recycled.
You've got to be brutal.
I love brutal! Lol. Isn't it a wonderful freeing experience!
ReplyDeletePurging feels good! I always feel so much happier afterwards.
ReplyDeleteHaha ! yes it requires a certain, toughness on the day you purge! congrats, but oh that mitten ......I wanted it!
ReplyDeleteMy hero! I am not purging as much as I'd like to, but I'm reorganizing my corners of clutter as much as I can.
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