Like any Crocheter or knitter - I have a few projects on the go at once!
This is usually because I love the knitting/Crocheting part....but dislike the sewing up part. This is more to do with the fact I can knit and crochet even when my eyes are really bad - I can knit with my eyes shut! Sewing up however requires my sight to be reasonably good, and my hands not too painful - so I usually have at least three projects needing to be sewn up.
One of my crochet projects at the moment is a whole lot of African Flower Hexagons (Photographed) that I'm going to make into a wrap - The easiest thing to wear if using a wheelchair. (Bright is good - people see me coming instead of looking over my head and walking in front of me).
I'm really enjoying this - just because I'm doing a lot of writing at the moment, and the pattern, once memorised, is very simple. I can plan and think through what to write and construct each paragraph in detail with each hexagon. The pattern is easy to just put down and pick up - so lends itself well to the writing process.
I've been known to plan holiday clubs, talks and sermons like this too!
My current knitting project is a hoodie cardigan in self patterning wool (photographed complete with my new carbon fibre knitting needles) - a simple design perfect for 'quiet time' praying.
I'm a 'can't be still' person. My hands are always on the move - drumming, twiddling and playing with my rings. Keeping my hands busy helps me to concentrate and listen.
I just wish I had the courage to knit during sermons!