Q: What is WIPGO?
A: It's like Bingo for your WIPs.
The idea is to make a board with 25 squares, add a goal to each square, each month the Admin call 2 numbers and you try reach those two goals.
When you complete a row or column, you can reward yourself with something nice. A new start? A new chart? An uninterrupted afternoon of stitching? Your choice.
This was my board at the start of the month:
You can see that I am starting to get some blocks coloured in as I complete the projects. For March the numbers called were 10 and 24. 24 is my Just Nan Summer Sampler which won't happen until the Summer (funny that) so I can't do anything there. It has made me rethink about putting seasonal goals such as Maynia and the Longest Day Marathon. Next year I will just include one and make it the Free Space.
The other number was Hallowe'en at Hawk Run Hollow and I was so pleased to get a block finish. I started in the centre for this one which is a double block. Rather than have a line down the centre I have stitched over to block 6 in some places.
Here's where I was at the start of WIPGO Weekend last week:
Finally, it's time to sign up for the Annual Easter Treasure Hunt. If you would like to take part this year, just leave a comment here. The week before Easter I will send you a letter of the alphabet which will form part of the mystery phrase. On Good Friday you will post that letter along with a photo of something seasonal that you have stitched (could be Easter or Spring or just something cheerful and sunny or floral). We all hop around like little bunnies to find the Mystery Phrase!
Here's a link to last year's hop so you can see how it all works - Easter Treasure Hunt Blog Hop 2020
7 comments:
You made great progress on Hawk Run. Perfect fabric choice for your Mirabilia. I am hoping one of mine comes up on my decision wheel for the last 10 days of the month.
Great progress Jo.
Linda
I don't have enough projects to play the game, it would boggle my mind trying I think eve if I did have enough to try. I have finished my little stitches ready for the Easter Hop, so I can be all relaxed about it now. Looking forward to seeing what every one else does and hoping it will be a well attended hunt.
I love your WIPgo board however, I don't think that I could ever play as my goals of what to stitch change so rapidly throughout the year. The Mira Minions are certainly eagle eyed - well done them on identifying your new start.
Jo: Thank-you for explaining WIPGO, I hope many people are reaching their goals with the game.
Cute witch, beautiful new design, she is beautiful.
Have a wonderful week.
Catherine
You're really making great progress with your WIPGO board! The seasonal stitches might get in the way a bit, but I guess you can always work ahead on something else instead? It'll work out in the end.
Your new Mira is real pretty, I love the fabric. I don't think I've seen this one stitched up before.
Love your progress on everything.
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