I would love suggestions for using homespun fabric. I was lucky enough to find blue homespun fat quarters for 25 cents each at a yardsale yesterday. I bought 17 different patterns. I've never used it before and can't find any uses for it besides rag quilting on the internet.

What is so different about homespun fabric that you can't use it for quilt squares? When I think of homespun, I think of a loose weave and coarse threads, am I right?
I probably would cut each fat quarter into 4 pieces and make a 4 or 9 square block out of them for an old fashioned look and then tie the quilt. Use flannel on the back without a batting, I imagine the fabric is heavier than cotton.

Carol J.

I knew someone who used FQ of homespun as a paper towel substitute. She had a basket by the kitchen sink where all the clean ones were folded.

Homespun makes great rag quilts.

Here is what I did with a small collection I had!

i usually think of homespuns the same as i do flannels and feel most quilts that would be nice in flannel will also be nice in homespuns- here'[s a pic of a recent one i've been working on

I made many rag quilts with homespuns. Frays great and that is why ai wouldnt use it anything else.

I like making table runners and placemats from homespuns