Ahhh, procrastination how that can clutter up your mind and paralyze you into ineffectiveness. I can spend days on procrastinating about something that will probably physically only take ten minutes to deal with. How crazy is that.
At this moment there are four little white dishes on my craft table with unfinished projects, repair jobs and samples that await my attention or for the artistic inspiration to create something with. I look at them quite regularly and they annoy me no end yet I leave them sitting there taunting me day in day out while I find “better” things to do with my time.
At lease one of these projects is something that will be leaving my house once it is completed therefore designated to the title of clutter while sitting there. I think today is the day to do something about it.
I challenge you to find some clutter in your house today that you have been procrastinating over and do something about it.
This is the necklace I created from one of the dishes on my craft table. I am sure my friend will love it and I am glad the procrastination is over and there is a little less stuff cluttering up my craft room. I also repaired one pair of earings, finished making a second pair, completed a necklace I had started months ago and packaged up some beads of my mum’s that I will start on today (hopefully).
Colleen’s Helpful Hint of the Day
I find the easy way to clean metal window frame channels is to use a stiff bristle artist brush and a vacuum cleaner. Scrub the channel with the brush and suck up the dust with the vacuum cleaner as you go.
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Never thought of using an artist brush. Vacuum yes, brush that didn’t quite to the job yes. The artist brush sounds perfect.
It works a treat Gina. I use a round camel hair type of brush. The type with stiff bristles.