WIP's and a SINCERE apology
#51
Originally Posted by asmmauer
Lol I have one I started on 24 years ago king size all hand pieced and put together most of the quilting is done but I put it away and forget about it because I have so much trouble threading the eye of the needle just can't see that tiny eye any more.
#52
Originally Posted by happy sewer
You know what Dr. Phil says. Not finishing something could mean that you are avoiding judgement of what is completed. My Mother always had something negative to say about everything , and I think my Not completing something has something to do with that judgement. What do you think?
#55
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Glenmoore, PA
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Originally Posted by drw1mjw2
WIP's, PIG's, what do those two stand for? Thanks
#57
For those of us who are just getting started (please forgive me) what are WIP's and UFO's. Acronyms are not good for newbies at least not this one, I don't understand them all. Is there an abrevation guide somewhere that can help? Thanks
#59
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Join Date: May 2009
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Originally Posted by skitter
For those of us who are just getting started (please forgive me) what are WIP's and UFO's. Acronyms are not good for newbies at least not this one, I don't understand them all. Is there an abrevation guide somewhere that can help? Thanks
http://www.quiltingboard.com/user_page.jsp?upnum=1743
#60
I fall in the with the rest. I think unless it is something I HAVE to get done, I would rather have a few things going at once; it gives a little interest. I seem to get bored easily these days so I am always looking at new projects. I do try to keep the WIPs at a minimum and discipline myself though, sometimes it just does not work.
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