How Many WIP's Do YOU Have? Be honest!
05-23-2008, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Ruth Camp
Yes feather i have to that are so bad......I did them when I first started....everything about them is bad.......they are going to good will..........I don'w want to have them connected to me lol
05-23-2008, 01:47 PM
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Traci wrote
I have one like that I am working on now. I bought the fabric 3 years ago and I forgot what color was for what part. I hope I have it all figured out because I will not be able to get any more fabric.
Beside that I have 3 lap quilts to quilt, one christmas queen size that I need to get the backing for so I can carry it to the quilter, 2 more cut out and in bags just waiting, 2 set of place mats to quilt and that is all I can think of off the top of my head--don't want to look in boxes and start counting what I might find in there.LOL
Beverly
The sad thing is I bought the material so long ago that I don't even remember what all the fabric is for. I hope I am able to get some of these numbers down and more quilts actually finished.
Beside that I have 3 lap quilts to quilt, one christmas queen size that I need to get the backing for so I can carry it to the quilter, 2 more cut out and in bags just waiting, 2 set of place mats to quilt and that is all I can think of off the top of my head--don't want to look in boxes and start counting what I might find in there.LOL
Beverly
05-23-2008, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Cathy M
Okay, this is how I am going to solve my gazillions of wips.... All of you that are listing wips under ten, are getting boxes (big ones) in the mail. I might have to stand on the dark corner of the post office and offer 'favors' for postage, but one must do what must do.,.. :):):)
:lol: :lol: :lol: It won't be the "quilt police" you will have to be worried about :lol: :lol: :lol:
05-23-2008, 05:48 PM
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I have the perfect solution for reducing the WIP pile :P and it only takes 5 minutes :shock:
Rename every WIP you have, that hasn't been worked on at least once in the last six months a UFO :lol: . Well that takes care of most of my WIP pile.......now what do I do with all those UFO's :lol: :mrgreen:
Rename every WIP you have, that hasn't been worked on at least once in the last six months a UFO :lol: . Well that takes care of most of my WIP pile.......now what do I do with all those UFO's :lol: :mrgreen:
05-23-2008, 06:19 PM
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[quote ]Rename every WIP you have, that hasn't been worked on at least once in the last six months a UFO [/quote]
LOL ShellyQ :D
I just started early last year and I have at least 10 plus fabric for 4 more (at least)...
Quilting Aggi, I like your idea. Lots. What motivation - a lovely packet of FQ!!!
LOL ShellyQ :D
I just started early last year and I have at least 10 plus fabric for 4 more (at least)...
Quilting Aggi, I like your idea. Lots. What motivation - a lovely packet of FQ!!!
05-23-2008, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Cathy M
Okay, this is how I am going to solve my gazillions of wips.... All of you that are listing wips under ten, are getting boxes (big ones) in the mail. I might have to stand on the dark corner of the post office and offer 'favors' for postage, but one must do what must do.,.. :):):)
You aren't going to LICK the stuff first so that you get it back, are you? lol
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