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- What decision is holding up your project right now?
- What did you try, and what happened?
- Which next step are you choosing between?
- What kind of feedback would actually help you move forward?
Use a Weekly Rhythm
Monday Momentum: one thing you want to move.
Work-in-Progress Wednesday: the unfinished middle.
Finished Friday: what you finished, decided, tested, or learned.
Return Weekend: something you are ready to come back to.
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Aaliyah started the discussion Where I Left Off in the forum Identity Maker 7 weeks ago
If you have stepped away from making, you do not have to restart from zero.
Think about where you left off.
What were you making, learning, exploring, or trying to figure out before life interrupted the process?
You can share:
What you were working on
What stopped or changed
What you still care about now
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Aaliyah started the discussion What Makes Making Feel Joyful Right Now? in the forum Hobby Maker 7 weeks ago
What Makes Making Feel Joyful Right Now?
Sometimes progress is not about producing more.
It can be about reconnecting with what makes making enjoyable in the first place.
What part of making feels good to you right now?
Maybe it is:
the process, learning, experimenting, finishing, choosing materials, making for someone, having quiet time, solving a problem, or simply using… Read more -
Aaliyah started the discussion Weekly Maker Check-In: How is your craft going right now? in the forum Maker Check-Ins 7 weeks ago
Weekly Maker Check-In: How is your craft going right now?
This is a place to notice where you actually are, not where you think you should be.
How is making going right now?
You might be:
making consistently, starting again, stuck on something, experimenting, taking a break, excited about a new possibility, finishing something, or realizing your priorities have changed.
If it helps, answer… Read more -
Aaliyah started the discussion Read First: Welcome to CLIMB Crafts! in the forum Start Here/ Welcome 7 weeks ago
Read First: Welcome to CLIMB Crafts!
Welcome to CLIMB Crafts.
CLIMB is here to help makers figure out what matters next, whether you are starting something new, returning after time away, trying to finish what you already started, exploring where your craft could go, or working through something that feels stuck.
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Jay posted an update 7 months ago
Im thinking of making something for the springtime. I want it to be light and breathable to match the weather if that makes sense. Any ideals on ideal fabric to use?
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That makes sense. I’d probably go linen or cotton for that kind of feel. Linen especially just feels like spring to me. What are you thinking of making?
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Jay posted an update 7 months ago
Spring time is here! Anybody else like to work outside and catch some light while you bring a craft to life?
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I guess you can say that might be why I felt the need to try today huhh??
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I love being outside when I begin my projects. It brings a different kind of pace where you can soak up the natural beauty and ambience of it all.
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