▶ Watch on YouTubeFlossTube #80 - How to Set Up a Stitching Rotation
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Melissa (GeekyWitch) explains how to set up a stitching rotation, a method she used before having her son 13 years ago and is now revisiting. She defines a rotation as selecting a group of active projects (typically 3-10) and setting a consistent goal for each, such as a number of stitches or hours, before moving to the next piece. She demonstrates setting up a rotation in Notion, using a five-slot rotation with a five-hour goal per piece, and keeping one slot for backstitching or specialty stitching. She discusses how to swap pieces in and out, how to handle finishes, and how to adjust the rotation between cycles.
- Melissa explains the concept of a stitching rotation and its flexibility.
- She demonstrates setting up a rotation in Notion, using a five-slot rotation with a five-hour goal per piece.
- She keeps one slot for backstitching or specialty stitching, traditionally for Teresa Wentzler patterns.
- She shows how to mark pieces as done, swap them out, and handle finishes.
- She suggests starting with a short rotation to fine-tune goals and feel progress.
- She mentions that rotations can be used for any hobby, not just cross stitch.