Well. I tried this MQ malarkey. And by and large I like the results.
I gave the cushion to my brother, who refused it with contumely. So it has now gone to a more deserving home as a wedding gift to my hairdresser, who loves it.
The Japanesy window quilt has gone to Canada to be with my DH's aunt, who has the big C. I hope it cheers her. She can either snuggle with it or hang it up. (Or chuck it out, it's hers to do as she wishes)
Not much evidence of MQ in the latter quilt, but I stitched in the ditch all round, and learned a great deal about the method and how it works. The cushion is a commercial stencil. I had intended it as a HQ project. But the silk was a pig to sew, with far too close a weave. Lessons learned on that too.
The label is only about 2"x1" and tucked under the sleeve. I don't know whether it will be my final way of doing things, but I couldn't 'sign' this one because of the colourful fabrics. however, it is well hidden under the sleeve and shouldn't get in the way of it being reversible, if required.
Thanks to all those suggestions and offered help during my learning curve. They were all gratefully received.
Nel (GQ)and now a MQ (Machine quilter)!