Very nice. I would like to try this pattern.

I haven't posted in awhile because I've been working on a hand applique quilt.... no use of vintage machines at all. But I'm taking a short break from that to finished a couple of smaller quilts. This one is for my great-great nephew born in January. It measures 42"x52". The blocks are 9" with 2" sashing. I did all the piecing on my 1953 Singer 221 and the quilting on my 1942 Singer 15-91. Those are my go-to machines. And, I have finished the binding and label now but this is a picture after I quilted it, before I bound it.

Nanna, that is really a cute quilt for a little boy. Did a wonderful job too! By the way how is your arm?

Oh, how sweet of you to ask. It's doing great. I did some difficult therapy to get it back but you'd never know I broke it.... of course when it's going to rain I know it.

So glad to hear that. Again I love your quilt and the colors.

Amazing quilt! So perfect for a little boy. Glad to hear your therapy worked and you are on the mend.

Very cute quilt! Somehow I missed that you broke your arm. Glad to see it's better.
Rodney

Great looking Quilts!

Double Irish Chain quilt top. (I'll finish the corners today, but it's supposed to rain, so I snapped this yesterday.)

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Pieced on a 1951 Necchi BU


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Great quilt, Manalto. And l love it that you included the beauty that that did the work, too. I know I love my work horses.