Below are pics of another vintage quilt top that I recently made into a quilt. The top was made (all hand-pieced) by Mary Susan (Weathers) Senter, and she was born in 1843 and died in 1937 at age 93. She married Robert Winthrop Senter in 1861 when she was 18. So the top predates at least 1937.

This is one of about a dozen tops that belonged to a couple that I'm good friends with (he's the grandson of Mary Susan Senter). It measures 70" x 82".

I quilted this on my longarm using a pantograph pattern of leaves and vines.

I am so impressed!!! Your quilting is amazing! What a treasure.

Another beautiful one.

Oh-so-lovely!! :D

What a treasure trove she has in both the quilts and you as a friend! They are so beautiful.

Love the FM design on this one!!!

This is great! :lol:

Another gorgeous quilt from the hands of Eddie.

Love those vintage quilts, and the quilting is fantastic too!

Ms Senter would be ecstatic that such an accomplished quilter was "collaborating" to create such a stunning quilt. The leaves and vines really showcase the blocks. Ah, Eddie....your work is beautiful!

You do such a wonderful job, Eddie. Just delighted to see these old tops turning into quilts. I am sure Susan would be pleased, too. :thumbup:

awesome

These are turning out really beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Isn't it cool how they come to life when quilted. :thumbup:

You do such beautiful work!

Just gorgeous! You are talented! And you churn out these masterpieces so quickly, do you work a 'regular job' or do this full time now?
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna

Pretty

Beautiful! Eddie I have to say many of us here admire your work. You have such a talent. Thank You for sharing. :thumbup: :thumbup:

Still work a 40-hour a week job, so only have time for quilting in the evenings and on weekends. :(

Another great job! I think you are a vintage quilt angel!

That's so pretty! You're really getting the hang of it!

I am drooling!!!!!!!!!!!! just beautiful

That is just beautiful. Great job. I'm so glad you rescued those quilt tops.

Eddie, it looks like you and your new LA have become great friends!!! I love the quilting on this one :D:D:D

Beautiful quilt and quilting

OMG, I love it!

Eddie, you have done a great job on your longarm in the short time you've had it. A friend recently bought a Gammil and may teach me how to help her quilt on it. I'm a little intimidated, but willing to learn. Jan

Ah Eddie, I am always so impressed by your work! Beautiful!

Another saved for posterity, thanks!

I really like this one Eddie.

I love how the hearts also look like Heart Leaf Philodendron leaves.

Nice job.

I think you need to quit your day job! :thumbup:

GREAT job! <wave>

Oh Eddie this is my favorite one so far! Brings me to tears as you have done great justice to all her quilts and I know how I would feel if someone treated my hard work with such honor as you have hers. Mrs. Senter would be so proud!

Your friend must be thrilled to have his grandma's quilts come to life. How lucky he is to have you for a friend and what a great place for you to practice with your new baby. Looks great.

Eddie:
What kind of batting do you use. The quilting sure shows up nicely?

Caught on quick to the LA.

Congratulations on being a part of this quilt. Your quilting is very inspiring.

so pretty. your quilting is really good also..thanks for sharing :thumbup:

The quilt is a treasure and your quilting is beautiful.

Great job Eddie!

Beautiful! Looks like quilts my grandmother used to make.
Makes you feel warm and cozy!