How are you doing with the 26/52 Challenge? If you joined up sometime after the challenge got started, you maybe wondering if it is too late or you might find yourself confused on where to go next. Help is here! Start at anytime and work this program at your own pace. If you have stopped you may resume where you left off at anytime. Here are some handy links to get you started and/or stay on track:
Ardis announces the 26/52 Challenge
First blog post on this topic
The 26/52 Checklist – a handy PDF to print and check off what repatternings you have completed and what you have left to do. Space is provided to pen a sentence or two for the repatterning outcome (Your collection would make a fantastic ebook!)
The PDF Checklist
Bonus…Remember the repatternings you complete AFTER you have joined the RPA as a student practitioner… ‘count’ . Be sure to put your check marks there as well!
Sign Up for the Saturday reminder – Sign up for this email list and you will receive an email with the latest 26/52 blog posts and related links.
26/52 You Have Mail!
The 26/52 Blog Post Archive – This link takes you to a page of all the blog posts for 26/52. Every second week Ardis announces the next repatterning beginning with the Primary Patterns book (we are now on the TUPS book). The in-between week post is to remind you of the current repatterning. This link also has guest posts from some of our participants. Archive pages start with the most recent post and go back to the beginning. Press the link at the bottom of the page “OLDER POSTS” to get to the next page. Visit the Archive
For more inspiration follow the stories of our guest contributors (more on that in a next post). The stories are archived at this link:
Stories (all posts) with contributions from:
Where should you start?
“Begin at the beginning,” the King said, very gravely, “and go on till you come to the end: then stop.” ― Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland
Let us know if you have any questions. Your comments on any of the posts are very welcomed!
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