I've quilted on both the Necchi BU treadle in my living room and the Singer15-88 treadle in my sewing room.
A bit of the back:
Sweet Teen, who is on spring break, and I made a stop at Busy Bee Quilts in Edgewood, where I succumbed to the temptation of a yard of pale orchid 1930's style fabric, and some fatquarters that will go into at least four different projects. I also purchased a Pigma Pen so I can get the writing on the Robin's Nest baby quilt.
And the surprise vintage goody in the mail [apparently sitting in the local post office since last Friday when, for some reason, they failed to notify or gave the notice to some other customer, was a pillowcasewith white and pink crocheted lace.
I'm linking to Connie Kresin's Quilting by the River,
and to Fabric Tuesday at Quilt Story
Happy quiltmaking, all.....
Love your machine quilting! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting and love the new fabrics you picked up! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing that you use a treadle machine! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, you used a treadle machine to do that beautiful quilting, that is amazing! Great job.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented, Miss Dora ~
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Wow, I'm impressed by your quilting !
ReplyDeleteYour quilting looks great! WTG using a treadle to do that. I haven't tried one. :)
ReplyDeleteLove that pillowcase. Like the new look of the blog, too. You are doing wonderful on the quilting.
ReplyDeleteYou do a really great feather! It heartens me to know you did that on the treadle, though I couldn't match it on the Viking I have. On a longarm, though . . . . =)
ReplyDeleteYour curves are so nice. You must have a lot of treadling experience!