That was a great introduction. Okay, now we want to see picture of your sewing room, your machines and your quilt. Wooohooo! WELCOME!

Hello from another of the guys here. Watch out ladies! Us guys may soon out number you gals. :lol:

NY saying Welcome :D :D :D :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: :-o :-o

Hello, Billy. Welcome to the Quilting Board! We've already chatted on the thread about my antique Singer, but hello again! We also have antique cars/trucks. We've actually cleaned up a bit recently and have traded some of our old ones off, but we got a "new" '66 Ford. We have a '55 Fairlane, '69 Chevy, but I just sold my '74 Beetle. We're building on to our house, so that takes a lot of our antique vehicle time.

Welcome Billy from another guy. This Board is great. These gals know a lot. I have my grandmother's Singer 66 she bought in 1920. I love it.

Welcome aboard Billy! Really enjoyed your story about how you got started quilting. Sounds like you are a natural and I can't wait to see some pictures! Even of your workshop and those wonderful machines.

alright, more male input, and you guys are quilters. Oh, it's official, after you make a block...you either love it or hate it. The way you know, is if you make 2 blocks :wink:
Your machines sound so interesting. I'd love to be able to fix mine, myself, but, I cook, I clean, I am a cute mouse, I draw, read, sing, talk...but among my many interests, I never found time to mechanic.
So I married one. He ain't into sewing machines, poor dear :wink:

Welcome from Illinois! You'll just have to learn the same way we all did, one stitch at a time. I see you're into the tutorials. Good idea. That's where I need to go. :)

Welcome from the Jersey Coast......keep the stitches going....

MJ in NJ

Welcome from Minnesota. Interesting how you got started quilting.