W.i.P. Wednesday - Back on the Wagon

We just wrapped up a fun looong weekend with my parents, who drove up this way to visit for a few days. We always love company, but we're also thankful to be easing back into our routine with all of its accompanying adult responsibilities (No, not those adult responsibilities! Minds out of the gutters, people!) - laundry, unloading the dishwasher, making dinner, getting up when the alarm goes off, etc.

I'm also taking stock of what kind of craftiness needs to be done in the next few days, and the answer is, well, a lot. I'm almost done quilting the mother in law's baby quilt. I just have half of the outer border left, along with some cleanup work - snipping threads, burying knots, etc.

My granny square quilt from last month is still jauntily thrown across my roll of batting.

But I've actually started my jelly roll quilt for April. You see all that fabric neatly cut and laid out on my cutting table? That's what forward progress looks like.

Hopefully, I'll have a bit more substantial progress to show for next week. 

• Projects Started: 1
• Projects Finished: "2" - I didn't finish anything but I did remove a couple of projects off the WiP list that I'm just not feelin' anymore - a scrap quilt from my light charms and a lone star quilt that I started a couple of years ago from some super-discounted jelly rolls. More on the castoff projects later.
• Boxes checked: 2 - for buying/gathering and cutting the fabric for my April jelly roll quilt
• Total number of WiPs: 22

I'm linking up to W.i.P. Wednesday over at Lee's place - head on over to see what every one else has been working on this week!