Thrillhouse,
The colors you used in the doll quilt are beautiful. :)
Sharon in Texas

I have some lovely electric machines, but I prefer to use a 1917 White Rotary treadle for most of the quilts that I make. I have several other treadles also, a 1914 Singer 115,Singer 66-1 Red Eye 1910 and 1916,Singer 201k & a 1955 Pfaff 60.
Sharon

I love this thread and seeing what everyone has made. Finished this Bento Box for a wedding gift. I like Sharon's scrappy Bento Box.

I love the colors you used, very cool blend!

I made a quilted zippered tote bag this weekend with my 1957 66-16. Started on 3 baby quilts for my niece with it, too.
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Really nice bag! Bertie my 1946 Singer 66-18 has started on a new project. I found some Eleanor Burns fabric samples at a thrift store. Might look good as a split-rail fence lap quilt. The flowery stuff really contrasts with Bertie's crinkle finish.

Mrs Finch, You are right about the contrast. I just sold my crinkle 128. I like your Bento Box.

GreyQ, very pretty bag.

AnnieRose, my 301, has a Drunkard's Path type quilt in batiks on her right now. Almost together and the back is coming along, too.

GreyQ: Great bag! I'll show it to my daughter later.
Rodney

Grey Q love the tote bag and the colors you used matched up very nice.

Thanks all! It's an original design, which just means I was making it up as I went along. It's kind of a regular tote set into a firmer base so you can have a magazine, book, water bottle on the outside and the inside has pockets & a portable organizer. The stripey fabric is scraps sewn together. One tip to make an easy base: make a sleeve/pocket about the size of your purse/tote bottom then cut an appropriate size chunk out of your old, wavy, cutting mat. Insert the cutting mat piece into the sleeve, fold the open end under and place in the bottom of the bag. It helps your bag keep its shape.
PS -It just won a Grand Champion ribbon at the local county fair.