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Candace and Miriam, I love my new 2-tone 301! This is what I did last night at Strip Club with her! This is batiks, which are sometimes kinda stiff and harder to use, but the 301 just purred along! Of course this quilt top has lots more to do![ATTACH=CONFIG]357427[/ATTACH]
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Originally Posted by BoJangles
(Post 5461455)
Candace and Miriam, I love my new 2-tone 301! This is what I did last night at Strip Club with her! This is batiks, which are sometimes kinda stiff and harder to use, but the 301 just purred along! Of course this quilt top has lots more to do![ATTACH=CONFIG]357427[/ATTACH]
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Originally Posted by BoJangles
(Post 5461418)
Trish, does your Davis also say Bruce Sewing Machine Company, Springfield, Illinois?
Charlee I also thought Davis made their own machines and as far as I know/knew they did not badge machines. I thought the Davis New Vertical Feed was manuafactured in Dayton? This machine kinda throws me as it says Bruce SMC! Maybe even back then they were out sourcing LOL! Anyway, JON where are you! Why does Trish's and my machine say "Bruce SMC" and what years are our machines? Trish's machine 2751431 My machine 3727163 Sorry Joe, I thought you were the Davis guru! Nancy |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
(Post 5461455)
Candace and Miriam, I love my new 2-tone 301! This is what I did last night at Strip Club with her! This is batiks, which are sometimes kinda stiff and harder to use, but the 301 just purred along! Of course this quilt top has lots more to do![ATTACH=CONFIG]357427[/ATTACH]
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Originally Posted by Charlee
(Post 5461582)
Trish's machine about 1915, Nancy's machine about 1918, both made in Dayton. :)
OH Jenn and Caroline, the quilt top is from Cozy Quilt Designs, but I can't tell you the pattern name as it is a Mystery Strip Quilt. I don't know the name of the pattern! I like it too, I have one more row to add and then the borders! We did not know what we were making until it came together. It takes a Bali pop - 40, 2.5" strips plus 5/8 yard of a fabric that pops - hence the canary yellow, plus back ground! |
Nancy, That's a pretty quilt top. Looks like you have taken precut strips of a certain length and added a smaller piece to form that triangle at end. Then each strip is arranged into a pattern to form a block and then large blocks into rows. The yellow pinwheels are formed in the same manner. Looks like each large block does have a center square. Does it? That yellow pops and adds to the whimsical feel of this quilt top. This pattern is excellent for using up some of the larger scraps to form a scrappy quilt.
I'm looking forward to seeing your finished quilt when you get it done. |
Nancy, glad to hear you had a great 1st outing with your machine! It's a very cute top. How big is it going to be?
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Looking at the Cozy Quilt Patterns and I think its this one: Milky Way
http://www.cozyquilt.com/aspx/Produc...?productID=824 |
Nancy - did you piece all that last night??? WOW - takes me forever - I'm still cutting one out.
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Originally Posted by BoJangles
(Post 5461418)
Trish, does your Davis also say Bruce Sewing Machine Company, Springfield, Illinois?
Charlee I also thought Davis made their own machines and as far as I know/knew they did not badge machines. I thought the Davis New Vertical Feed was manuafactured in Dayton? This machine kinda throws me as it says Bruce SMC! Maybe even back then they were out sourcing LOL! Anyway, JON where are you! Why does Trish's and my machine say "Bruce SMC" and what years are our machines? Trish's machine 2751431 My machine 3727163 Sorry Joe, I thought you were the Davis guru! Nancy |
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