You should post that old quilt that you rescued. I would love to see that quilt!

Sharon, I love that crumb quilt with the colorful cactus border, works well with the large colorful squares!

Muv,
Your quilt is beautiful! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Sharon W.

Thanks Monica! I bought the entire bolt of cacti fabric at a quilt show; the vendor found out that it was for charity quilts and gave my 20% off the bolt.
I use it for my Linus Connection quilts, it goes well with the bright fabrics.
Sharon

That was very nice of her to help you out by giving you a discount. I like your bright fabrics for the crumb squares and this border fabric for you donation quilts to the Linus Connection. Great way to use up crumbs and at the same time help others. Way cool!

How did you know that the DGD was home and she can help me.

REally like your Crumbs. I also have 301 but it is at my friends house so I don't have to take it back and forth. Don't you love your 301!

I've fallen in love with my 301 now that I've finally gotten the tension assembly all adjusted properly. I have a herd of vintage machines.

Okay, you lost me here with "DGD was home and she can help me". I remember you telling us during one of the chats on the Vintage Machine Shop thread that you had rescued a quilt, that you were cleaning it up, and that you would be posting pictures of the quilt very soon. When I saw your post here today, I thought of that quilt and wondered if you got the picture posted on the QB. I would love to see that quilt!

I think I need an urban dictionary to help me with some of these acronyms/initialism.

The machine that started my love of using vintage machines with treadles, a Singer 66-1 with Lotus decals. This baby quilt is the first quilt that I made by treadle power. The pattern is from Moda. I pieced, quilted, and attached the binding with this machine.