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| Brynwood Needleworks - Flour Sack Fabrics |
I recently saw a fabulous quilt created using flour sacks, cut into quilt blocks. They were colorful and perfect for a quilt in a 1930s theme. I immediately thought about my most recent gift from a good blog friend, Marydon.
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| Brynwood Needleworks - Flour Sack Fabrics |
She sent a huge box of flour sack fabrics to me, to do with as I wish. I wish to make a flour sack fabric quilt.
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| Brynwood Needleworks - Flour Sack Fabrics |
Over the course of the next twelve months, I'm going to find time to make two, traditional block flour sack quilts from these fabrics. Aren't they wonderful?
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| Brynwood Needleworks - Flour Sack Fabrics |
I need to decide which block pattern(s) I'll use, but I promise to keep you posted when I start this one.
Remember, I've promised to finish those UFOs first. In fact, I'm already working on one of them. I'll show you pictures of that one tomorrow.
Remember, I've promised to finish those UFOs first. In fact, I'm already working on one of them. I'll show you pictures of that one tomorrow.
Fabulous stack of feed sacks....what fun to see.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Flour sack fabric reminds me of my beloved granny Concetta...she was used to sew this kind of fabric to make things for the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteoh, what a fabulous gift...and those quilts will be fun, fun, fun!!! xo
ReplyDeleteI have only read of those beautiful vintage flour sacks and to see your gift from Marydon is making me swoon. You will honor those amazing fabrics no matter which blocks you sew for your quilts. Embracing Creative Bliss...
ReplyDeleteSo jealous of those fabulous fabrics. I've been wanting to make and 1930's style quilt for years. I'll get there one day. I know your quilts will be beautiful.
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