You could wash it it very hot water to felt if and then use it for penny rugs table runners etc.

If you were to cut it up, it would be great for santa clauses. I would be tempted to use it for batting. It would be a truly warm quilt.

I think it would make a lovely red wool felted purse.

You can save the "shedding" and use for a pin cushion. I don't recall what you have to do with it but I'm sure that someone on the QB will know. The finished pin cushions can be expensive if you purchase one but are supposed to be great with helping to keep pins sharp.

Hi - one of the gals in our Quilt Club makes wonderful wool mittens and sells them very reasonably. She uses wool sweaters, wool skirts, blankets, etc. She lines them with a nice flannel - and they are soooo very warm. Good luck and have fun.

That's what I would try

That was the first thing I thought of when I read your thread.

I would have snagged that in a heart beat.... use synthropol when washing, wash in hot hot hot water and its felted.... yeah... now you can use it for all kinds of projects.... have fun...

Wool has a natural lanolin in it so not sure if that may help the pins go through easier when you use them thus not dulling them as fast or not.

I had a few yards of wool and just used it instead of batting....warm with out the itch.