Darn, that looks SO familiar to me, but I still can't place it! Are you SURE that you bought it? are those yellow flowerbuds in the 2nd photo? maybe if you can show a close-up of those it would jog my memory. The leaves are small and lack real substance, and the stems are very brittle, right? (lightweight w/ hollow stems that break easily? and the whole plant is loose and flops easily?)

Unless that's an industrial machine, it may not be a Juki 201. The Juki 201 is just that ... an industrial machine. Finding manuals for older machines can be a problem. You could try a sewing machine dealer, to see if s/he has any stuffed in a drawer someplace. Watch eBay, too. Sewusa.com is another place -- they don't specifically mention Montgomery Wards in their listings of manuals, but perhaps they may know where to find one. A very long time ago, I had a MW machine that I had inherited from my mom. My SIL has it now (she inherited it from me when I bought another machine), or at least I think she does. But I don't recall the model type or number, except "Wards Signature". Donna

More pictures ...showing every thing...the rug goes with the tv and console...maybe there is something else to add to make a cohesive grouping....the layout can be altered ....putting the desk and those pieces on another wall....you may need to move to a more eclectic feel ...I always think if you chose all the pieces there is some common aesthetic that can be found in each piece..

Yes, these designs are all my original designs. This was a sampler of a dozen or so patterns, so I can't separate it to send back to Spoonflower. Angel gets it, in the turq / teal design shown above, the smaller buttons look faint & blurry, especially next to the larger ones. Like it's printed badly, like the pigment didn't come into full contact w/ the cloth. It's a printing problem & customer service problem. Tatts, I sense these are millennials, they seem to do more email than phone, Hazel, I think yours is the way to go, to send the photo to the Company & ask how to fix it. Jan, I intend to sell these fabrics, I wouldn't want to sell such bad printing. If I'd paid money for that yardage, I'd be disappointed & dissatisfied. I tried to discuss it w/them, by email, twice & got vague, scripted responses about how fabrics react differently. (I have a BS in Textile Design, background in textiles, both printed & woven). Odd, 'cause of all the samples, this is the only one w/ this problem. This is actually what the process of proofing the prints is for, to find the problems in sampling, prior to printing yardage.