The one we use is over 50 years old, from a furniture store in Venice, Florida, which no longer exists. It is a piece of my husband's childhood, and it now resides in Maine. No telephone number, just the location.

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My quilt group has a show every two years, not judged. Nearly all of our quilts are traditional, but this quilt would create a buzz, and people would love it.

You work fast! I like it. My first Irish Chain is a WIP. I cut up all the scraps in my thirties bin in October but only have nine blocks finished.

January has been a busy month, and I haven't spent much time quilting. This is my first quilt project finish of 2025, Valentine placemats and Anita's Arrowhead blocks due at my next quilt group meeting. #quiltsky

My grandmother.
I own one and it works, but it is tucked away in a corner of my sewing room with things piled on it.

I love your creation and blue herons. One occasionally visits my property to stalk the crawfish in the pond. Here is a print I own that was done by Maine artist G L Scamman Driscoll.

Here is a clothesline basket I made. I shaped it so a small trash can fits inside and use it in my sewing room.

I am always happy each December to hang up this redwork wall hanging I made many years ago. #skyquilt

Maine, Halloween 2024