The scrappy quilt is the one I talked about on another thread - I got a box of scrap squares at a flea market and made them into the quarter square triangles on my treadle. They were really ugly - but - I love the way the quilt came together. I think some of the fabric, if not all, is cotton, and I used cotton backing and polyester batting. Quilted in the ditch for the triangles on a vintage singer electric,and a little FMQ on the borders with the dinky Brother (love that machine too). Measured it, washed it with two color catchers (turned brown as did the water, but nothing bled) laid on heated bathroom floor to dry. Didn't shrink.

Featherweight is after a long search and many garage/estate sales, flea markets, antique stores, etc. Got it at an antique mall, no attachments except it does have a bobbin case, and no carrying case, but I was so happy to find it. It was born on March 31, 1950 in Elizabethport, NJ, where I was born in 1944.

I agree, your quilt turned out beautiful. And you will love using your Featherweight. I have one and take it when we go south for the winter.

Your scrappy is beautiful. I like the featherweight too!!

Ditto!

I adore scrappy quilts. Yours is beautiful. Enjoy your featherweight.

Beautiful quilt. Hope you enjoy your featherweight as much as I enjoy mine. They are wonderful machines, just right to take to classes.

What a wonderful scrappy quilt. It`s nice that you could use things you got at a flea market to make something so good looking. Enjoy your Featherweight. What would we do without them?

Love them!

Great quilt. I love it! Enjoy your Featherweight too! They are fun little machines. I own my grandmother's which make it special to me.

Love the scrappy and the machine. Great job and good for you to get the machine.