100 Day Projects

Participants in the 100 Day Project make a commitment to do something for 100 days. This could be anything you want to work on consistently, learn more about or simply enjoy exploring. Visit the 100 Day Project website for more information and ideas on how to start. One of the biggest benefits of doing a 100 day project is how it can help you to develop a daily creative habit. Even spending just 15 minutes a day on your chosen activity can keep the inspiration flowing to help you reach your goal, while you reap the benefits of a daily creative workout! The official 100 day project is an annual global art project beginning in February, but you can do your own 100 day project at anytime! Visit the content links below to view my 100 day projects.

100 Days of Drawing

100 days of small drawings in a moleskine journal (3-1/2" x 5-1/2") for The 100 Day Project.

100 days of Rolodex Cards

Rolodex cards are quite small, only 4” x 2” in size. Originally used as address cards, they’re easy to flip through and fun to use for a creative project.

100 Days of Creative Play

100 days of doing a variety of small mixed media projects on an open ended theme of creative play.

100 Stitch Meditations

Stitch Meditations utilize simple sewing. It's a calming, meditative practice. I began with one stitch meditation and kept going until I had created 100!

100 days of Fabric Project

My first 100 Day Project was on the theme of "creating with fabric." I completed 55 days of this project and was very pleased with the variety of fabric art I made.

Colour Mix Quilt -100 Blocks

This is my 2nd quilt, made for a 100 day project done during the pandemic in 2020. We made one quilt block a day for 100 days.

100 Day Projects

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