Organizing Wips - My 4 Steps To Organize My Works In Progress

In this video I am sharing how I took control of my WIPS by using this 4 steps to organize my WIPS.

I really hope that you enjoy this video and hope you have a wonderful day!

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Mariette

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[independence_yarn_crafts]

Thanks for all the tips and tricks. I do not have too many WIPs but I do have endless bits and pieces of yarns that needs to go into a scrappy project.

[marynaburger]

Well done! I will have to rent your services for a week 😆😆😆 to sort my bins!

[sylviafikiert]

Mariette lovely episode 😊 I do something similar to you I have a paper journal with all my finished projects and a digital one on Ravelry. I also print patterns and add notes to them while I knit or crochet the project.

[IngridsInspirations]

Well done!! This is something I've been meaning to do...planning, but never get round to execute the plan! 🤭 I do have a little system going, but not really sticking to it like I aught to. Thank you for sharing your thought process with us, I've enjoyed it and have new inspiration now to get my yarn/wip situation more organized! Have a lovely blessed day. 🤗💕🌻

[ShowandTellknitting]

Good for you for recognizing that there was a "situation." I've been on a mission the last couple of years to finish all of my WIPs. I only have three more to go! I've been determined to finish one before I cast on something new -- kind of like eating vegetables before I treat myself to dessert. I also try hard not to buy yarn until I'm ready to use it for a specific project. Have you thought of a strategy going forward for not arriving at so many UFOs? What was it that made you start but not finish? I'm a sweater knitter, so for me...sometimes I'm not happy with the fit. I may put it aside for many months, but when I revisit it, I gladly rip out the problem area and aim to make it better. Then I stay the course and finish it! Good luck with your re-conditioning of all that yarn.

[marilynvanzyl]

I am also on a wipbusting mission and enjoyed watching your journey. Love the way you are “journalling” your projects!

[knottyflowers]

My goodness, I'm just starting to manage my projects and wips 🤣

[hannahsideris]

You have all well done, wow - so many WIPs and all in an order and written down and on ravelry ...
I have project books, were I keep my notes for my finished projects - with a peace of yarn and the yarn label - like you :). I also make notes on ravelry since half a year I think. Normally I put a tag on my WIP with the number of the hook or needles. And I keep my WIPs in project bags.
BUT ... I think I jave to go through my project bags in the next time, because there might bee some WIPs I will not finish...I like your podcast, I will watch them episode by episode back, as much as I can ....:)