Are You A Cocoon?

I was thinking of starting my sewing project. I had the evergreen fabric that I bought in 2014, had them cut out already measured to the pattern I had designed but because I gained so much weight now...even if I sew this for a dress don't think it will fit me. I don't know if I can find the same kind of fabric at fabricland or maybe have to buy lace. Whatever. Just to let you know that even in sewing a simple project can be very complicated.

In creating story, something that is easy and simple can be very complicated and can be a source of a pain when it's not planned or plot is twisted. Or when it's risky or it can cause a simple budget to explode. Sewing project is not supposed to create so much trouble and not to cause stress and pressure. Sewing is a hobby that needs concentration and to do it must be a form of relaxation so that the finished dress becomes a masterpiece. Now you know why painter needs that kind of relaxation that doesn't need pressure just to show that it works. Chefs and cooks should have that kind of good soothing fresh  air and relaxing atmosphere to create their superbly amazing dish. Fresh air? lol at the kitchen?  Putting pressure on any kind of work can be vital to the outcome of the finished product. Pressure tactic is only applied when there is a tight-competition and it's a contest of  required standard and or when graft and corruption is taking place. I could be wrong but what's the cause of so much pain and troubles at work in certain workplace?

You must learn and observe how silkworms spin their silk threads around their bodies and how wonderful those silkballs  or the cocoons they produced if there's no disturbance to their spinning the result of the cocoon is purely white and perfect. Any disturbance to its spinning caused the uneven structure of the cocoons and they end up imperfect and dark in colors.

To apply pressure on ourselves is just the tip of the iceberg. To challenge oneself is another story.