I use Trello to organize my various projects, from idea phase to completion. It's a lightweight project management too that lets me drag my items from column to column as I work on them, as well as add notes, attachments, and links. Here you can get a sneak peek as to what's in the pipeline.

On the left is my list of short term goals and the right side has some longer term goals. I don't really have a good vision for where I want Loops of Gray to go, but getting things written down is a good start. A shaded square indicates in progress and a solid square means complete.

I take all of my photos with my Google Pixel 2 phone (with the exception of this one! lol) and do almost no editing. Generally I leave it alone or do the "Auto" correction option in Google Photos. In extreme situations, I download the photo to my computer and open Picasa (a long-abandoned Google product) to use the "neutral color picker" to get the right color balance.

I start most of my designs on graph paper, either plain squares for quilting or special knitting graph paper (knitting stitches aren't square!).

Loops of Gray is a one-woman show with the occasional help from my husband and mother-in-law. I am based out of St. Louis, MO and my full-time job is in IT.