Under the Needle: February

When life zips along and your feet are still in February and you realize it's March, you get a belated sewing report. When I settled in to tap out this post, I didn't think I'd accomplished much on the sewing front last month, but it all adds up and between road trips

and ranch life

 I was happy with my progress.

I finished this quilt and sent it on it's way:

                                          

And this quilt is now in it's new home as well:

The top was pieced so all I really did for it this month was piece the backing.
I am binding this baby quilt so a finish is just around the corner:

I made the rest of the blocks for our Adventures in Africa quilt and it is now a top:

I also made all the blocks for the quilt I'm making for the wife at North Camp who is dealing with cancer and pieced it into a top. I found a backing this past week while I was visiting our boy and I'll get it to Jackie tomorrow:

I pulled lots of blues from my stash and added a few new pieces for a quilt for our boy:

I have yet to settle on a pattern, but I'm narrowing it down.

I also pulled these Farmer's Market blocks back out and finished piecing them. I had stashed them away when everyone was here during Christmas. It's time to get these into a top: