I'm Sari Mittnick, and this is Seamwork Radio, where we tell stories about the surprising

ways that sewing impacts our lives.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode number 34.

Today we're talking about how to prioritize your sewing projects.

So we're going to cover today what to do when your list of sewing projects feels a bit out of control.

And we're going to get lots of tips directly from the seamwork community today.

So, yeah.

Yeah, so this topic comes from a post in the Seamwork community from a few months ago. And there were so many great responses that

we wanted to share them and discuss a little further. So here is a quote directly from the post.

I have a cue that is out of hand, and I have all of the fabric for all of the things on it.

I just cannot seem to stop starting new projects off the list or coming up with even more fabric slash pattern combos to add.

I'm wondering how everyone manages to

prioritize what to make next. Oh man. End quote. The eternal struggle. Yeah. Sarie, do you have a

system for prioritizing your sewing?

I kind of do.

Mine is pretty simple. I have a Pinterest board that is like my sewing cue, basically.

I've gone through a lot of different variations. I think a lot of them work well, and it's just about finding you know what appeals to you most and for me

i found that having i like having a Pinterest board because i can just throw inspiration pictures

into the various like sub folders within the board i don't know what pindrs calls them you can have

like sub boards within a certain board in Pinterest so if i have have a project idea, I just create a subboard

and then throw my inspiration into that. And that kind of acts as my sewing queue. And I try to

pick projects off of that. And it's really, I like it. It's fun because I have all my inspiration

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