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Originally Posted by leggz48
(Post 6393297)
I don't have any now, but I made this quilt from feedsacks donated to our museum; I made them into this quilt using a pattern called "Habadashery". The fabric was a loose weave/low thread count and it took 8 to 10 sacks to make this.
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Originally Posted by PenniF
(Post 6393633)
I have this photo and story under another thread - "Feed Sack Fabrics - who remembers" - but am reposting here.. Seems like so many people are interested...[ATTACH=CONFIG]445599[/ATTACH]
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Ok...dummy here - don't know how to post the link ... if you "search" feed sacks up top in the search box it will pop up - it's only from a couple of days ago.....unless someone wants to tell me how to post the link. Sorry.
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Here's something else - my Aunt Mary just sent me this photo from 1945 - the dress is made from a feed sack - my grandad - her dad - made the dress pattern and my gram (her mom) made the dress. She said she still remembers it - the background color was turquoise. [ATTACH=CONFIG]445621[/ATTACH]
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Originally Posted by PenniF
(Post 6393963)
Here's something else - my Aunt Mary just sent me this photo from 1945 - the dress is made from a feed sack - my grandad - her dad - made the dress pattern and my gram (her mom) made the dress. She said she still remembers it - the background color was turquoise. [ATTACH=CONFIG]445621[/ATTACH]
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