Quiltmaniac2010

I would use it to practice free motion quilting. I'm always needing a piece of sample fabric and have a hard time using "good" fabric from my stash.

Susanna10

cat or dog bedding

Peckish

This is a GREAT idea!

Arcy

That's what I do. Make practice sandwiches from fabric I don't like or that is too stiff, and then test my free motion designs on them before putting a 'real' quilt under the needle.

You sure could make a ton of practice pads with six yards of Kona Black

Nanaquilts44

I would probably get rid of it if it really bothered me to look at it. I might use it to dust up my floors first!

Tartan

Remember you can cut it into strips to crochet with or add it to a clothesline basket for an accent colour.

roxie623

You could cut it up and use for scraps or make dust cloths out of it. Cotton make very good dishrags if you crochet.

SUZAG

Yup, I had a piece of Wal-Mart flannel that pilled so badly with the pre-wash that it is now a dust rag! None of the other pieces did that and they were all in the same load!

Prism99

Most likely there was a manufacturing problem with this fabric. Either take it back to the store for a refund, or put it to use in scraps, or donate to Goodwill (they bundle up unusable cottons to sell to paper companies). I wouldn't use it in a quilt.

texpat45

Arcy, that's the only reason it's still around...heaven knows I need the fmq practice! I just need to be able to afford the batting for the practice pieces...maybe I could use that ugly piece of red & black plaid flannel I've had for years - that was a "gift"...got yards of it, too!!