I seem to be the same way; I try not to let it bother me too much, but if a half-done project starts making me sad instead of being something to look forward to, it's a pretty good discriminator for when it's time to give it the axe.
The nice thing about knitting projects, as opposed to so many others, is that they're so self-contained and, at least for smaller stuff, easily portable.
(If I wasn't so hung up about knitting in public I'd get more done, too, but that's another kettle of fish.)
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Date: 2011-12-14 01:46 am (UTC)The nice thing about knitting projects, as opposed to so many others, is that they're so self-contained and, at least for smaller stuff, easily portable.
(If I wasn't so hung up about knitting in public I'd get more done, too, but that's another kettle of fish.)