My "Flour Sack"
06-07-2012, 09:25 AM
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My "Flour Sack"
Hi, ALL
I know you have seen the 'NEW' Flour sacks in the stores. Well I have too, But they seen to have a very LOW thread count LOL. I even wonder how the flour stays in the bag!
But the other day I was a a local discount store and Look what I found! Its pretty/has a Med thread count, So I just had to show You All what it looks like!! Thing was tring to find away to store ALL that Flour!! LOL I even thought of giving some to the 'Boys/Girls club! for paper mach'e
I know you have seen the 'NEW' Flour sacks in the stores. Well I have too, But they seen to have a very LOW thread count LOL. I even wonder how the flour stays in the bag!
But the other day I was a a local discount store and Look what I found! Its pretty/has a Med thread count, So I just had to show You All what it looks like!! Thing was tring to find away to store ALL that Flour!! LOL I even thought of giving some to the 'Boys/Girls club! for paper mach'e
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06-07-2012, 09:37 AM
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Mariposa Do you know i lov ya? wish we live closer I know we could be great friends We have the same twisted (lol)
I have a friend here (Terry 30yr friendship) she/I. Most my other friends have pasted from 'C'. Its hard to make good deep friendships.
I have a friend here (Terry 30yr friendship) she/I. Most my other friends have pasted from 'C'. Its hard to make good deep friendships.
06-07-2012, 10:46 AM
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OK ... this is just dumb on my part.. but I've never seen a real flour sack before (just pieces of what folks call "flour sack prints"). I had always pictured them being in the size that I currently buy flour (1lb bags). But when I actually think about it, how could they have been as small as I was thinking as folks used to make girls dresses out of flour sacks. And I suppose back then ... if folks had to buy flour in 1lb bags they would have been at the store daily!!
DOH!!!
Nice sack!!
DOH!!!
Nice sack!!
06-07-2012, 05:18 PM
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Ooooooooh... I wonder how much fabric is in there? It's fabulous! Doesn't rice come in bags, too? Y'know, with trying to cut down on the amount of trash we all generate, it would be a good idea to go back to packaging things like that, don't 'cha think? Plus pop in returnable glass bottles (nothing tastes as good as pop in one of those old bottles!). Please post what you do with this beautiful fabric! Does it count as a 30's print? It does to me.
06-07-2012, 07:45 PM
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that is sewww cool that you found this, I know the quilt you make with this will be amazing. 25lbs. of flour to make tortillas is nothing back in New Mex. or the southwest. We would go through that in less than 2 weeks. LOL!! It's true.
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