Fabric doesn't outdate. lol If you don't want it give it away. So many people on here sooooo appreciate free or cheap fabric.

Have you thought of making pillows for the animal shelter?

I used up some of the fabric I no longer love and made some really simple quilts for my friend who raises several smaller dog breeds. I've also finished off some real fuglies for her babies as well. The dogs don't care.

Please, please, no one say "puppy mill" here. She is a responsible breeder. I've often said that if reincarnation is true, then I'd like to come back as one of her dogs.

Give some away love scrap quilts also

*** ditto.

You can donate the fabric to a womens shelter if they do a sewing group. I have been teaching a group of women that are in a Elderly Womens Shelter (all of the women are over 60) for about a year. I got machines donated and I asked for any old fabric. This way the fabric goes to a good home. Check the shelters in your area and see if they have a program like this.

send them to me. I don't use just todays looking fabric

Like Bonnie Hunter says if you cut it small enough you can't tell its ugly. Make scrap quilts, or send it to me and I'll make them!

Quilt it. It was charming for its day. It will be charming again some day. Look at the 1930s style fabric. Even the 1950s and 1960s style is coming back. Very nostalgic for those that lived through that period.

That said the only fabric I would not quilt is polyester. That was the fashion of the 1960/70s. I even made a quilt back then with some. But I would not do it again.

Post it on the board, maybe someone will buy it. Maybe me!!