I have recently been {self} diagnosed with a very serious case of
Crafter Attention Deficit Disorder (CADD). CADD is the inability to focus all of one's attention on the craft at hand. People who suffer from CADD will have several half finished projects going at any given time. These people may also find themselves distracted thinking of new projects to introduce into the mix EVEN THOUGH they certainly have enough to concentrate on with the incomplete projects needing their attention.
A typical weekend, for someone suffering from CADD would go something like this...
In efforts to progress on my
United Scraps of America project, I began to sew down each state. The key word being
began. I was able to applique Minnesota, Michigan and Lake Michigan on BUT in the process, we got news that, on my husband's side of the family, a new niece arrived in the family SO...
Instead of running out to buy a sweet baby gift, I decided to work on finishing the
ABC Sampler {from
Rosie Little Things} I started back in January to give to our newest niece. But with all that close up embroidery work, I needed a break SO...
Then I made one curtain. ONE. How many do I need, you might be asking yourself? Well, I actually need 2. TWO. But I ran out of black material, so I went to Jo-Ann Fabric to buy some additional material.
While at Jo-Ann Fabric, I checked out the red lined merchandise, which was an additional 50% off thanks to their Presidents Day Sale. For under $4 I got a yard and 4 inches {all that was left on the bolt} of fabric I knew would look amazing in my living room. I am now positive this fabric needs to cover one, maybe two, pillows. *Mental note, must find time to make new pillows.
If your weekend sounds something like this, you too may be suffering from CADD.
It's now becoming quite obvious, why at the end of the night, I find myself unable to quiet my mind and sleep...darn you CADD.
