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Weekly making plan

Protect realistic making time around a small set of priorities.

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Start with three priorities, then place short tasks into the days when materials and time will be available.

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Plan capacity rather than filling every box

Leave room for drying, delivery, setup and other waiting time where it affects the project. A crowded page is not automatically a better plan. At the end of the week, carry forward only the tasks that still support the project.

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  3. Choose one session or project for this weekly making plan.
  4. Use the “WEEK OF”, “THREE PRIORITIES”, “MON” prompts; leave information you do not know blank.
  5. Keep the completed sheet with the related notes so you can compare or continue your work.
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