350 Blocks Challenge - February

 I am participating in the 350 blocks challenge by Prairie Moon again this year.

Jan blocks made: 27

Feb blocks made: 74

Total YTD blocks made: 101

Here are my February blocks:

4 Fishy Business

4 Seals

16 (quarter blocks) NYB blocks

1 Elephant/Celestial Star

41 Pineapple blocks

1 Sheep round robin block

2 Mountain round robin blocks

1 round robin star in red/green

3 Pies

1 borders on Celestial Star

350 Blocks Challenge & PHD Challenge

I am participating in the 350 blocks challenge by Prairie Moon again this year.

Jan blocks made: 27

Total YTD blocks made: 27

Cinderella -counts as 4 blocks because it is tiny tiny piecing

3 round robin blocks

1 Celestial Star

13 Flower Blocks

1 Embroidery block for Scrub Stitchin' bag

1 block added in for making the bag

4 $ Building Blocks (pineapple log cabins)

PHD Challenge - End of January Report

As you can see from the yellow cells, I worked on a total of 11 of my started projects.  That alone is a great accomplishment, plus, it kept variety in my sewing room.

I had one finish - scrub stitchin' bag.

I started two new projects:  Aussie/NZ and Blooms of Color.  The Aussie quilt will be like a BOM with me making new sections each month all year.  The blooms of color just needs borders and quilting.

This is the way I read this list from the perspective of my PHD:  

• The black ones are the focus.  I only have six WIPs that need to be done this year.
• The blue ones are UFOs meaning they are long term projects that will take more than a year to complete.
• The pink are BOMs and don't really count because they progress a little each month and won't be finished this year because of when they end.  There are four exceptions:  7,8,9, & 10 will become WIPs in Aug/Sept because the BOM will end at that time.  They will need to be finished by the end of 2024.
• The red are new starts and must be finished this year.  My red one will move to green soon because it is almost finished.

Also linking up with Jennifer's  Wednesday Wait Loss

Midweek Makers - Susan