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Feedsack Questions

 

Does anyone know the manufacturer of the following two pieces of fabric, and/or a possible date associated with them?

Vintage feedsack with reindeer

Feedsack Cloth to recycle as Stuffed Reindeer
photo credit: Faye Chitworth

 

Vintage feedsack kit with teddy bears

Feedsack Cloth for making Stuffed Teddy Bears
photo credit: Faye Chitworth

 

 

Please write to: pat@quiltersmuse.com, if you have any information about these items.

100% Cotton feedsack prints were often recycled into dresses, kitchen towels, and even underwear for children, during the Great Depression of the 1930s. To read more about Feedsack, please visit our file on Collectible Feedsack.

 

 

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