No, because I'm not a masochist. I consider hobbies to be a method of relieving pressure. Adding spreadsheets and statistics instead seems to add to the pressure of meeting targets and promoting growth. Gotta get those numbers up!

If spreadsheets relax you, then knitting likely isn't the actual hobby that gives you joy.

This is just an opinion. If I'm wrong, then that's great and I'm happy it's working out for you. Keep at it.

If I had a firm deadline I’d definitely track it either in a spreadsheet or a goals app. I have a socks spreadsheet where I’ll put in my gauge and it’ll give me the stitch counts for me and my family at 10% and 15% ease.

Actually no. And it kind of would fly in the face of what I get out of the activity.

I don’t knit or crochet to any target, I just like the experience of the activity. It’s soothing. I have a few different projects on the go that give me different kinds of experiences.

When used to sew clothes for myself, I would parcel out the expected hours for the specific type of project if I needed to have something done for a particular event, but not with knitting, crochet or needlepoint.

@thegiddystitcher I have a Notion board!

I am also a slow knitter!

There are very few problems in life that can't at least be a bit improved with a spreadsheet

I agree and that sentence makes me happy.

Although, when I first clicked I did not think this was going to be a progress tracker. Figured it would be maybe a personal project log, tracking start and end date, how much fun you had doing it, personal notes, etc. Or using the cells to make a knitting chart (the visual patterns).

@thegiddystitcher

I've been known to do that ... Every once in a while. To keep track of stitch count and yarn used at each step.