feedsacks
#62
feed sacks pics #3
this one is two sided, it's all feed sacks
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triangles, this one gave me fits. I did not read the directions right and cut the diamonds wrong, all of them, Not wanting to waste the diamonds I did the quilt my way.....
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#63
feed sacks pics #4
Front. Court house steps, all feed sacks. Did not have enough of the same color to do the entire quilt so I got creative
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Over all view
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back all feed sack scraps. I rarely thow away any feed sack scraps.
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#64
feed sacks #5 Last one
This one is flour sacks. The white is not flour sacks. This one is very light weight and we use it in the summer
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Another view with Miss Emmy, my helper. She likes to sleep under my quilts too.
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I hand quilted this one with the "Big Stitch or Prarie Stitch" I took a class on this and really enjoyed. The back is muslin. I thought it showed the stitches up well.
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Beautiful quilts. You've made me very interested in feed sacks, and I did some reading up on it. The whole idea intrigues me, and I've decided to start looking for some myself. Luckily, my father is an antiques dealer -- he spends tons of time at auctions, estate sales, and other antique stores, just poking around, and he's offered to keep an eye out for feed sacks for me. I can't wait to see what he finds!
#69
They are all gorgeous but my heart did a flip flop when seeing number 5, it soooo reminds me of my grandmothers quilts. Don't know what happened to them when she died and I regret that sooo much. Thanks for sharing.
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