My grandma use to make us a new dress for school each year out of flour sacks. The one I remember most was yellow with little flowers

lucky find, lucky you, they look pristine. keep us posted on your project

oh how pretty!!!!

WOW LOVE it!

I got a bunch of feedsack scraps from eBay and they are gorgeous! I am going to pair them with white feedsack towels (from a reputable home store) to match the weave and weight of the feedsack fabric. My strategy is to make as many HSTs as possible, saving all the scraps-from-the-scraps to use in mile-a-minute or string blocks, or what I call "Franken-blocks" (say, a nine-patch block that has one of the units pieced from two fabrics). I will likely end up with HSTs of different sizes for additional projects - or maybe a pieced border.

I first need to group the scraps into sizes to determine what size(s) of HST to make, and set aside larger squares for more block options. Depending on how many HST I get, there are several options - an Ocean Waves variation, Broken Dishes, Depression block, checkerboard, Annie's Choice, Fancy Stripes, Mosaic 2, Indiana Puzzle, etc. etc. etc. I could also just alternate squares of the feedsack with plain white feedsack squares.

Was this an online purchase? If you don't mind, you might share where you found these.

What about trying one of these:

Here is the link for an easy tutorial:
http://quiltingtutorials.com/all/sta...ilt-turnovers/

There are also directions at the Quilters Cache for a 10 inch block. Here is that link:
http://www.quilterscache.com/P/Pinwheel8Block.html

I purchased them here in North Carolina at a house auction and elderly lady who had passed away & they sold her things. I could never afford them on line...they would have cost hundreds of dollars I know. Ok I will make you all crazy with the price of $25.00 for the whole box, nothing short of a steal.

When I was growing up, my grandmother used feed sacks for everything. I remember the dish towels the best.

Wonderful. They will make a pretty quilt!