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Don't laugh but didn't we call that type of fabric (back in the 60's) something like hopsacking? The mind is going ladies...lol
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It looks like a cotton/linen blend.
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Originally Posted by beth-at-piecebynumber
I think it's the type they call osnaburg. Look here at some photos (but they don't have the same cute print yours does!):
http://www.fabrics.net/joan121102.asp |
Looks like a linen. I bought some table runners made with something like this fabric in Austria a couple of years ago. Not a good quality fabric, but pretty patterns.
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Isn't linen made from cotton?
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Whatever it is ,it's going to make beautiful curtains. :-D Love the print :D
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Originally Posted by skavanau
This is Irish Linen.
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I agree with beth, it looks like osnaberg. It is so great to have in your stash, makes wonderful backs for placemats, potholders, etc. Did you know that it is just yummy for faux chenille, it fluffs just great?
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Originally Posted by sewmuchmore
This look like the kind of fabric that My grandmother used in her kitchen curtains. It is a small open weave. You can see through it.
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Soonergirl-I would call it hopsacking, too!
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