Under the Needle: March

These monthly stitching posts seem to come around awfully fast! They kind of keep me accountable because some months it's a struggle to get into my sewing room and I don't want to show up here at the end of the month with nothing to share. I also need to sew in order to justify all this fabric lying around!

I put the last stitches on the binding of this little baby quilt at the beginning of the month:

                                    

And I made and stitched the binding onto Bonnie Hunter's Ringo Lake Mystery Quilt:

I'll post about it as soon as I can finagle a few quilt holders to assist in that...it may require cookie bribery. I also made the binding for this scrap quilt and got it stitched and gifted:

                              

That makes 3 finishes this month. I'm pretty sure that's a first for me. I managed to turn my Farmer's Market blocks into a top:

And in an effort to use up the rest of those FQ, I cut everything that remained into 5" squares and began making a few blocks for another quilt. I am using these as leader-enders:

I think I may be heading in this direction:

I am also itching to dig into this FQ bundle that I snagged for a good price a few weeks ago. I'm on a mission to find the perfect vintage inspired pattern for them, but they have yet to find their way under the needle:

And what kind of quilter would I be if I wasn't always starting something new?