Noiseynana

OMGosh , I've never seen so much. I love it all. IF ya decide to get rid of it , let me know. drooling , drooling and dreaming.

nhweaver

I think that the "quilt police" have scared the wits out of the 21st century quilters. Poly cotton was used for decades in quilting, when quilts were used to keep warm and be loved, not as objects to be gazed at in adoration. Make some fun quilts to be used as quilts were intended to be used.

anita211

Donate it to your local women's group at church. There are always ways to use fabric you don't want/need any longer.

lillybeck

You can just send it to me and I will make good use of it. Great for kids clothes.

wishfulthinking

Is there anything we need to do differently if we use poly cotton? Will an iron set for cotton cause it to shrink?

jitkaau

I use it to make chicken scratch quilts.

FroggyinTexas

I love polycotton. It wears like iron, holds its color and is virtually idestructible. It drapes well, is easy to quilt---It makes wonderful baby quilts. froggyintexas

charlotte37830

I saw a beautiful pinwheel quilt made from gingham that I wanted to make, but could never find enough different colors. Your colors would make a beautiful one. Would love to see what you decide to make.

Kathy Osterby

I used the ginghams in wall quilt I made for my sister by making flowers with heart shapes . Each petal was a different colored gingham and I backed it with flannel that had the same colored squares-like a patchwork. Also when I was making AG doll clothes I made plenty of "Dorothy" dresses from the blue gingham. As been said there are plenty of designs that go with the gingham. Have fun with it!

riutzelj

i smocked this for little girls dresses. held up well through MULTIPLE washings: think 5 daughters and hand-me downs