Well, then, you need to dig them out, find a pattern you like and have at it. It's really not that hard, Muv, and they look so sweet once they are done. Just be sure to post a pic once you've finished.

Muv, Thanks.

Oh so many wonderful quilts to bring a smile to my face today...all are so pretty!!

Trish, I love your rabbit.
Totosmom, Your Autumn wall hanging is beautiful.
Happyquiltmom, "Sam's Safari" is too cute with those pinwheels, and the purple and green applique flower quilt is lovely.
Laura, I love your colorful star quilt. Clever idea using the wire from Ikea to form a curtain.
Chrisquilts, I love that Rebecca 310 and your butterfly quilt.
OOMaggie, Nicely done Christmas quilt, should keep that him nice a warm.

Thanks for sharing and posting. I love seeing everyone's projects!

I'm still here! :) I took a break from reading the QB so that I could focus in on quilting projects and family. For now I have all the machines I wish to own. My focus now is on using the machines for my "to do" list of quilts that keeps on growing.

Here are just some of the projects that I have made in the past couple of months. All done on treadles!!

Jean quilt was a donation quilt for a Silent Auction. The triangle quilt with not batting only a minkee back went to someone who was a victim of hurricane Sandy. And lastly, I made a table running for my mom. Piecing done on Two Spools, and quilting done on either Davis NVF or Singer 224.

Opps No photos. I'll try again.

Jean quilt

That worked! Ok now the triangle quilt.

Table runner

no wonder you haven't been on QB - you have been busy!!! All are VERY cool

I also made a another donation quilt, a purse, and one sock (toe up)...heehee. I should post a photo of that.

Not quilting related or even vintage machine...diversions are sometimes needed in life.
This sock took me a week to make. It's from the toe up with just two knitting needles. I should have used at least three needles so that I could try the dang thing on. I'm now crocheting the top.