So, I haven't posted on the blog in over a year. One thing that led to the downfall of my crochet mojo is the death of 3 family members in the span of (less than) 18 months. I lost all desire to do anything other than what I absolutely HAD to get finished. I know some of you understand that, and while crochet is a release of emotional stress for me, I simply had lost the desire to do anything other than stare at what others were creating. Nothing inspired me. I can't really say that I'm "inspired" right now but I do have an itch starting that I think I recognize as that "want-to" when it comes to crafting.
I "want-to" do something with my hands. I "want-to" get my mind out of the dark place it's been resting. I "want-to" get back to it, and I thought making a blog post might inspire me to do something about that.
I'd be interested to see what you're up to and what you've done in the past if you've ever lost your crochet mojo. Leave a comment and tell me what urged you to get back into the swing of things.
Peace and blessings,
~~Karen~~
I "want-to" do something with my hands. I "want-to" get my mind out of the dark place it's been resting. I "want-to" get back to it, and I thought making a blog post might inspire me to do something about that.
I'd be interested to see what you're up to and what you've done in the past if you've ever lost your crochet mojo. Leave a comment and tell me what urged you to get back into the swing of things.
Peace and blessings,
~~Karen~~
I totally lost my crojo while I was pregnant. What got me back into it, ultimately, was doing a different craft. Also, I piddled around with other things, none of them ever finished, really, and just dong something, anything, really helped to inspire other ideas about things I DID want to finish. A friend shared a good video with me the other day. I think it might apply: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM39qhXle4g
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