Originally Posted by miriam

My square was the fishing shack with a door that opens and it was sewn on a vintage Spartan with a little help from an old Kenmore (my sister sewed the words on the Kenmore then mailed the pieces) cute little Spartan isn't it?
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Originally Posted by nanna-up-north

The picture of my block and my 1953 FW are on the other site but I'll post a picture of my FW here as well. I love this little FW. It's the only machine I have up here at the cabin so it gets used for everything. The only thing I've discovered I can't do is to patch bluejean legs so that will have to wait until I go back downstate for the winter. I'm not fond of patching bluejeans anyway. I have a beautiful view of the lake while I sew and when we get our remodel done this summer I'll be spending even more time watching the loons and quilting. I hope Glenn enjoys his quilt..... I'm so glad I was invited to join in on it. Nancy did a wonderful job of putting it all together and all the blocks look so cute. Everyone should give themselves a pat on the back for the fine work they did. Okay, enough talk. Here's the picture.

Originally Posted by Janis

Mine was hand appliqued, so there is no machine to post for mine. I can't post pictures anyway, so I guess it doesn't matter after all. But I'd like to see all of the pictures of the quilt posted here too. It turned out great!!!

Originally Posted by Crossstitcher

I didn't take a picture of my block either. I cheated and didn't use a vintage machine. Someone gave me a fairly new Brother machine and I was trying it out. Most was appl. any way.
I too have enjoyed seeing all the different blocks that were created for Glenn.