I think that is my exact machine!!!!! I make everything on her and she is a workhorse! You got so lucky to find her!!!! Once you get her set to sew cottons, you probably will not need to change the settings; I never do. The bobbins are easy to make and she sews like a dream. Oh, and mine was made in New Jersey in 1941. Yours is probably from near that time.....
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I love the grey. It makes your star pop. You did an excellent job. I have a Singer 221 Featherweight - not in a table but I love to use it. I have never quilted on one before and you would only be able to do straight line stitching, but I think it is a possibility.
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beautiful good color choice
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Love your Lone Star. All the fabrics look great. I have used Hobbs 80/20. The poly part is the scrim that holds the cotton. I just love that batting.
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Gray is great. Your quilt is gorgeous, what amazing fabrics. The old Singer is a treasure. The 80/20 should work just fine. I love that this forum allows quilters from all over the world to meet and share.
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First of all, your lone star is absolutely beautiful and does not look babyish at all! I think a grey background would be perfect for it. I know the vintage machines usually sew beautifully. If your practice pieces turn out great then use it for the lone star. By the way, I've been quilting for 4 years now and haven't done a lone star yet so I'd say you are a pretty advanced beginner.:thumbup:
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Gorgeous!! And I love it with the gray. A very stylish color at the moment. I don't have advice on your other questions but wanted to chime in on the line star.
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love ur stare the colors r so bright and cherry and i think the gray is a great back ground it makes thr stare pop
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I love our Lone Star! Your color blending is beautiful!
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I think it's simply gorgeous!
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