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I can be a master of my craft in 10 years!

I read a blog called A Dress A Day. Erin, post some wonderful stories of dresses and the lives they had. She also post about the dresses she makes for herself and vintage dress patterns. I am not sure who recommended her to me but I love the blog.

You should ready her post for today.

You also need to read the article in the Guardian

So according to Malcom Gladwell I need to practice 3 hours a day or 20 hours a week for the next 10 years and I can be a master of the whatever I decide to do! It's not about being gifted it's about how much work you put into it. I always thought that but now I an test it out.

Will it be sewing, crochet, needlework, drawing, writing, computers, .......... what will it be.

If you look at that list they can all be use in art. So I will practice and this will enable to accomplish my own study of this theory and become more accomplish at my artist ability.

So as Erin says it just a matter of time what do you want to master?

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