1. How do you define a WIP?
At my house a WIP is something that is in progress and that I'll actually get back to eventually. There are a few that may be permanent UFOs. We'll see.
2. How many quilt WIPs do you currently have?
Looks like around 30.
3. How many non-quilt WIPs do you currently have?
None.
4. What stages are most of your WIPs in?
My WIP tend to be in one of two stages. They're either still in the piecing stage or they're in the flimsy stage.
5. What is the most number of WIPs you have ever had at once?
Probably right now is the most.
6. What method do you currently use to keep track of WIPs/Completed projects?
I just keep a list in Word.
7. How many quilting patterns and books do you own?
There's probably close to 100 books and dozens of patterns.
8. How many of those patterns and book you own have been used for a project?
Lots of the patterns and several of the books. A lot of them are still ideas in waiting.
9. What method do you currently use to keep track of your patterns & books?
The books go on the book shelf and they're shelved by type, quilting, applique, scrappy, etc. The patterns are stored two ways. I have a pattern box from Clotilde that the patterns in zip bags go into and I have binders for patterns cut out of magazines.