I have a question. Is it a WIP when you started a project at a festival? This is the Isle of Hope by Jeannette Douglas, a class I took at Celebrations of Needlework in New Hampshire. I haven't worked on it much since the festival in spring. Today I worked on the luggage, moved on to the flower blackwork section and now doing the bargello part. Perhaps I am a quarter of the way done? Now that I have returned to it, it is my current project. I didn't really consider it a WIP. I think of that term being used when you do rotation and do many projects at one time. I am amazed that people do that because I would never be able to do that. Anyway - - I was lazy this morning. I wanted to stitch. I had nothing going on so I picked this up and made some good progress.
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I guess I never thought about it, but I think you're right. Otherwise I guess it's a UFO = if it's started and not being worked on. I have multiple projects started, but do better to work on them one at a time.
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