Originally Posted by
vintagemotif
Five vintage machines went to work to help me make this quilt.
Piecing was done with Eldredge Two Spools and Singer 201.
Purple decorative stitching with Singer 328K in treadle.
Quilting and attaching binding with Davis NVF.
Decorative stitching to finish off binding with Singer 401A, the only electric machine used.
This was a "quilt as you go" project. Front of quilt.
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Back of quilt.
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Decorative stitch on binding.
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Monica I love the quilts! You are getting pretty adventurous with your quilting! I love it that you started the Quilt as you Go technique! I have been doing that for a couple years now. I think the Quilt as You Go is just so relaxing! People who do not have access to a Long Arm, or just don't want to do all the pinning a large quilt requires - then all the tugging and pulling to get it free motion quilted should try Quilt as you Go! I do all those quilts on my Singer 15-88 treadle because that one drops its feed dogs! Love it! The pot holders are really nice too!
Irishrose your quilting is exquisite!
Muv, wonderful doll quilts!
Nancy