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Jun 07, 2017 Rating "WIP" and "Frogging" Meaning? by: Ratchadawan Hi Deb, "WIP" is not a knitting term but people use it when they refer to their work is in progress. "Work In Progress" is the meaning of it. Knitters and crocheters use them often. "Frogging" refers to ripping your work apart. I heard that it came from the word "rip it". When you say "rip it" fast, it mimics the sounds frog makes. The word "frogging" then became widely used among knitters. Ratcha

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I finished this hat awhile ago but didn’t get a chance to post it. It is my experimental piece. The Pom Pom can be remove when you want to put up a pony tail. Thanks to my models who can tolerates such condition. :)

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