WIP's and a SINCERE apology
#124
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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Here is a tip for threading those tiny eyed needles.......if you are using white thread to quilt with, hold the needle above a piece of black cloth. The thread will stand out and it should make it easier to see the eye of the needle. I hope this helps. It has helped me a time or two.
#127
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Dallas area, Texas, USA
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Aside to the people having trouble threading needles: I have cataracts and will eventually get the surgery when they're bad enough. Mag-eyes have solved a whole lot of problems for me. I put them on every time I thread a needle or need to unstitch, and can do both more easily than I could 30 years ago. I keep them right next to me whenever I sew. They work with glasses or without. As for WIPS, I can't remember a time when I didn't have several, but I usually get them done eventually. As long as you figure this is a hobby and an art, there is no sense in making yourself work on something that isn't bringing out your inner muse at the moment (but be careful about making promises!). If I never finished anything, I'd look for a different hobby, however.
#128
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: jamestown, new york
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Originally Posted by pamkasperi
When I first started on this board back in December I thought what the heck is a WIP - and then someone explained it to me....then I thought "how on earth can you have more than one project at a time going on" - just finish the one you were working on before moving to the next.
Well....I currently have 7 WIP's...in various forms and stages and abandonded for various reason - I need binding...I need a strap for the tote bag; I ran out of that color thread; I got bored.....
So here it is I'M SORRY....I'm sorry for silently chastising all of you for your WIP's and thinking you were crazy for not finishing what you started before you began something else. I'M SORRY....I have officially joined the ranks of WIP Woman!!! (in more ways than one!) :lol:
Well....I currently have 7 WIP's...in various forms and stages and abandonded for various reason - I need binding...I need a strap for the tote bag; I ran out of that color thread; I got bored.....
So here it is I'M SORRY....I'm sorry for silently chastising all of you for your WIP's and thinking you were crazy for not finishing what you started before you began something else. I'M SORRY....I have officially joined the ranks of WIP Woman!!! (in more ways than one!) :lol:
#129
I'm a WIPper, she's a WIPper, He's a WIPper, wouldn't you like to be a WIPper too? LOL. I have 3 of my own and 3 I bought. One day I will get them done. By then, I will probably have more. It's never ending isn't it!!! It's the life of a quilter.
#130
I have so many WIP's, UFO's, etc., etc. (whatever you want to call them). I have projects for every holiday, child birth, anniversary gifts, and on and on. You guys make me feel so much better .... now I know I am not the "only one".
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