I’m good at epiphanies, I have them a lot. Other people are frequently less inspired by my epiphanies than I am, but I suppose that’s the nature of the beast.
I have had three recently, one was about applying bias binding, the other was that I’m really rubbish at finishing things and the last is that there is such a thing as too much inspiration.
I made a list of all the projects I have to finish and it made me gulp a little. I’ll write a post about it when I get over the shock of the thing (and possibly finish off a few of the things on the list to make it look a bit more presentable).
The problem of too much inspiration, leading to too many ideas, leading to not finishing anything because I’ve moved on to the next bright idea is going to take some discipline on my part. I’ve picked two types of project to work on this year, and hopefully it will make me more productive (less feeling my way through a new media all the time) and make it easier to put together coherent shops when I finally get them organised.
That’s the theory at least…
In honour of my new self-knowledge, I started a new project.
But I did finish it, so that hardly counts, right?
Go have a look at the other lovely Weekworders:
Carmen, Helen, Sally and Sally
I’m going to tag Helen for next week’s word, so don’t forget to pop along to her blog to see what next week’s word is!
I too have this finishing problem, and I absolutely love love love your little project that you finished
(Especially the picture showing it almost sqeakity squeaking to the finish line) Thanks for hosting and I’m going to do my best to be a better blogger this year (or at least keep up my stamina at a constant pace rather than skitter off for 5 month breaks 
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I’m very much enjoying your daily 365 thing as well.
We love having you join us, however infrequently!
Great post Katy, and I think it’s provided inspiration for a new blog post for me (I’m still aiming to post every day so the more inspiration the better in my case!).
[...] thank Katy over at Creating Misericordia for inspiring this post with her recent Weekword post on epiphanies. Towards the end of December I had a look to see if I had any projects that needed finishing up, [...]
[...] thank Katy over at Creating Misericordia for inspiring this post with her recent Weekword post on epiphanies. Towards the end of December I had a look to see if I had any projects that needed finishing up, [...]
I adore your little tiny finished project!