Coo coo ka-choo, how do you do?
Hello, hello! Sorry for the late post this week, I don't have very much to say. I've hit the mental roadblock of working on this foldable bag. I feel like I start getting nervous when a project has taken way too long to complete, thus putting it off and not finishing it. I will finish, but I don't think I'll add this product to my catalog. Sorry! It's frustrating to me too! I keep going, "Man, I wish I had more variety in my store." and then sit there like I am not the one who is the sole person working on the products. Goodness, I need better sleep.
I have to come to terms with removing products I plan to sell, honestly. I was on my own case about promising hundreds of dolls and blankets, but I am also beating myself up a ton about not being able to finish other things. A reversible, mushroom-shaped, foldable market bag isn't basic. I shouldn't be discouraged not being able to finish one in a short amount of time, especially with a pattern I've never attempted before. I just have to stop being so impatient when it doesn't go right in the literal first attempt! Power through!
Edit from about 10 minutes later: I was re-checking the pattern and noticed I messed up the mesh of the bag on literally the last row. How do you professional crochet-ers not fall into despair? ToT
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