I love this list from
Heart and Hands especialy TOADS. I have a few of those...
BOM=Block of the MonthCharms=Small pieces of fabric, usually squares or hexagons, all different fabrics
Charm packs=package of pre-cut squares
CQ=Crazy Quilting (traditional quilt pattern with embellisments)COC=Cream on Cream
DJ=Dear Jane (a traditional quilt pattern)D4P=Double Four PatchDIC=Double Irish ChainDimes=10" squaresDIY=Do It Yourself
DSM = Domestic Sewing MachineEQ=Electric Quilting software, now EQ5,6, or 7F8=Fat 1/8th or 9"x 22"
FART = Fabric Acquisition Road TripFIU=Finish It UpFLIMSY=pieced top
FQ=Fat QuarterFrog Stitching=rip it, rip it....ripping stitches outFW=Featherweight (Singer) sewing machineFW=Fusible Web (be care to iron this one, sew with the above)
Giterdone=Get 'er Done! Term most often used for ancient or dreaded projectsGFG=Grandmother's Flower Garden, a traditional quilt patternHP=Hand PiecingHQ=Hand Quilting
HST=Half-Square TriangleHSY=Haven't Started Yet
Jelly Rolls=pre-cut fabric strips, rolled up and sold in a setLA=Long Armer, professional machine quilterLAQ=Long Arm Quilting machineLQ=Liberated Quiltmaking, free form quilting without striving for precision or perfection
LQS=Local Quilt ShopMAQ=Mid-Arm QuilterNickles=5" squaresNQR=Not Quilt Related, as in board or group off topic, topic and it's oppostie QR
OBW=One-Block WonderOSMG=old sewing machine guy, your go-to fellow for repairsPFD=fabric that is Prepared For Dying
PHD=Project Half DonePIGS=Projects in Grocery SacksPIM=Project in MindPIPs=Project in ProgressPITs=Projects in TotesPIW=Project in Waiting (not yet a WIP)
PP=Paper PiecingQAYG=Quilt As You Go-A quilting/piecing process which incorporates sewing together a block and quilting it at the same time. QUIMM=Quilt In My MindQUTD=Question Of The Day: quilting group or board top for discussion that dayQR=Quilt Related and NQR: it's oppositeQuilt Candy=Small charm pieces of fabric, folded up to look like candy
QST=Quarter Square Triangles
RR=Round Robin (quilt exchange, passing around a group taking turns with it)
SABLE=Stash Accumulation Beyond Life ExpectancySAQM=Small Arm Quilting MachineSaS=Steam a Seam iron on double faced interfacing/non stitching product
SEX=Stash Enhancing eXperience (or eXcursion)SID=Stitch In (the) Ditch, quilting techniqueSiggies=Squares of fabric with signatures and other info on themSnW=Stack 'n Whack, pile them up and cut them all at once block patternSQ=Simply QuiltsSquishy=Envelopes filled with swap fabric or gifts sent/received in the mail
STASH=Special Treasures All Secretly HiddenSUI=Shopping Under Influence (usually with a friend)SWAN=Swap Without a NameTBQ=To Be Quilted
TGIF=Thank Goodness It’s Finished!TIC=Triple Irish Chain, a traditional quilt patternTOAD=Trashed Object Abandoned in Disgust
TOT=Tone-on-ToneTUFO=Tuesday UFO night, also WUFO etc.
UFO=UnFinished ObjectUSO=UnStarted ObjectWHIM=Work Hidden In Mind
WHIMM=Work Hidden In My MindWIP=Work In ProgressWISP=Work In Slow ProgressWIVSP=Work In Very Slow ProgressWIWMI=Wish It Would Make ItselfWOA=Work Of Art
WOF=Width of FabricWOMBAT=Waste of Money, Batting, and TimeWOW=White On WhiteWWIT=What Was I ThinkingVIP=Very Import ProjectYBR=Yellow Brick Road, a popular quilting patternYoYo=a circle of fabric, gathered and sewn into a puffy circle; also one who makes them
401 F=Fabric for Retirement401 P= Patterns for retirement
3 comments:
I've got a TOAD and I think it may also be a WOMBAT! LOL
I personally like "WIWMI=Wish It Would Make Itself."
lol Oh my! I may have to copy and paste these and keep them for further use. Too fun! Thanks for sharing, Joyce!
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