I have a theory that work usually stretches to the time I allot for it. That one thing I am hopeful about getting to, doesn't get any attention because of this.  So my plan each day is to choose to work on the project I can't put off any longer. Some might call that procrastination but it works for me. It actually makes me creative.

When I have little or no time pressure, I tend to approach things in the same way I did it last time. When I have time pressure, it makes me rethink the old method to see if it works best and that usually results in creativity. My Etsy shop was about to close because I hadn't listed anything in a long time because I had chosen to work on other things. I was forced to list to keep it up and running and this time I made changes that you might not notice but made things go much smoother for me. It made it fun and fun is always good!

I have a mess in my studio I've been practicing procrastination on. I have to clean it if I am going to get any work done this week. Think I will find any creative fun ways to clean? Sure. I'll only plan to clean for an hour and hope that my theory is true!

Artisans who want to purchase stained glass supplies locally, don't have a lot of suppliers to choose from. Hobby Lobby carries minimal stained glass and tools for hobbyists, and anybody who needs supplies is grateful they do. But I have good news for those on the hunt. I found a really great store on a drive through Durham that you should know about. Carolina Stained Glass has a nice selection of glass and lots of tools to put on your Christmas wish list. Enjoy!