I never know for sure what I'm gonna do with a specific fabric until it's in my hands, but I'm sure that between my sister-in-law (and our two toddler girls that need cute clothes!) we could come up with something. :)
I would love love love this lot of fabric! I just started crafting about a year ago and I don't have much of a supply to work with - I mainly create stuff to give away - this would greatly help me out! And it would offset my mossy oak and bob the builder fabric that I have now. I have 3 boys- nothing is Gorky in my house. Lol this would be delightful!
I would do two things with them. The first thing I would do is to use what I could to repair a quilt made by my great-grandmother. The rest, I would use in a new quilt for my bed.
shopping bags, notebook takes, and pillows for our bed plus a new apron for momma cause papa loves the old fabrics as they remind him of his childhood!
Quilting, definitely quilting! I have made one outstanding vintage sheet quilt and would love the variety here to make even more! Thank you for the great giveaway!
Hmmm...well, my first instinct would be to use them to make clothes for my girls, but I would love to try my hand at a quilt. I've never made one before and these seem to be the perfect stash to start.
I am thinking that I would make little girls skirts. I am a mother of four girls so it would be put to good use. I would be so nice to your fabric I promise and I would even send you proof when I am done.
I love that cancan skirt! So cute! I am a pattern/tutorial junkie. I love the tutes by Disney over at Ruffles and Stuff, and of course the beautiful selection at the Moda Bake Shop. I dont think I can narrow it down to a single fave. hugs & happy holidays, Heidi heidig@gmail.com
I would love to try to make a quilt!! But my little princess would love some new dresses and skirts! Who knows, possibilities are endless!! dd1027 at comcast dot net
I just made an awesome scarf with vintage sheets and flannel, these would be perfect for more as I gave that one away . . . and of course quilting! Thanks for the chance!
I just made an awesome scarf with vintage sheets and flannel, these would be perfect for more as I gave that one away . . . and of course quilting! Thanks for the chance!
I buy sheets all the time from thrift stores. They make super comfy pj pants! With plenty left over for bags, appliques, really...plenty of left overs for anything! :)
I would use them in quilts. I love vintage sheets and have a few that I have found thrifting. They are also so soft. Thanks for the chance to win yours.
I would love some more vintage sheets! I collect them myself and am currently in an online quilting bee that is all about vintage sheets. I'd use some of these for that! Thanks for the chance!
I love vintage sheets. I made a shower curtain from one, but I would use these for some summer dresses for my two girls. The fabric from sheets is lightweight and has usually been washed so many times it makes soft, perfect little dresses. Pick me!
Well, it looks like there are a lot of sheets in that box. But I would make curtains out of some (I definitely need some new ones), patchwork bags out of others. And maybe a quilt, depending on what sort of time and cloth is left. XD embyrfire@hotmail.com
I have yet to collect any vintage sheets. I keep looking at shops and stores but none stand out enough for me. I would cut them down to squares, add some white (probably), and make a light weight summer quilt.
I would probably make some sweet summer dresses for my daughter or perhaps a quilt? I know that's not terribly creative but they would definitely be put to good use :)
Oh my goodness! I would make a whole bedroom set, quilt with matching shams and balance - dreaming big ;) Thanks for the chance! hugs, margie (thebumblegirl@rocketmail.com)
I would use some of these in a scrappy quilt. I have seen some beautious ones with the pale shade only vintage can give me. So I would hope to win this.
I would use the vintage sheets to make bags galore. If I have a daughter, I'd use some for dresses. I'd also save the scraps for making softies. Thanks for the chance to win. ammieloris at hotmail dot com
I would use them for quiliting and/or clothing for my daughter. I think a patchwork skirt or dress would be great! Thanks for the giveaway! blessed.mama4 at yahoo.com
I think I will probably just put them in my sewing cabinet and my cat might make a home for them, or I will give them to my friends who sew better than I, or I will make patched sheets. :)
Just coming through by way of SMS. Looking forward to checking of the rest of your blog. If I won the sheets, I would probably make reusable grocery bags-I love those things!
I want to make a vintage sheet quilt for snuggling under in our TV room. And some patchwork pillows to brighten up that room. Currently it is all just shades of brown.
I can think of so many things to use the fabric for it is hard to choose. I could use them to make a skirt, back cotton crocheted coasters, or line a cotton crocheted purse, or make a patchwork purse, wallet, and on and on the list goes. I am always looking for vintage fabrics. Thanks for sharing.
I'm in the process of cutting out and making a scrap fabric quilt for my mom. This is nothing but upcycled and repurposed fabrics. This would greatly help me out because I wanted the quilt to be "reversible". :)
I have been hunting, unsuccessfully, for vintage sheets for a while. I saw a great and simple quilt made out of the squares and I think it is a great project. I love the idea and want to try it! THANKS FOR A GREAT GIVEAWAY
I would use the the sheets to make clothes for my little one. This would be so fun! I've been looking for some great vintage sheets lately. Jenn jaikok(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'm making pillowcases for this girl I know. Her family doesnt have much and I try to help them out as much as I can. They requested pillowcases for their Christmas gift this year. The girl loves vintage things, but doesn't get to express how much she likes it because they have no money. They scraps would be greatly helpful to make pillowcases!
I'd make some purses and a few doll blankets and probably some funky rag dolls. I haven't made rag dolls yet, but I've been wanting to learn and that sure looks like fun fabric to use. :)
I'm hoping to make a big blanket. I have a vintage sheet and couple pillow cases already so that box of scraps would really help. The fabric is so soft and the beautiful colors and designs, I can't resist. Thanks for the chance to win. Happy Christmas. stephspitzer at gmail dot com
I've been collecting vintage sheet squares to make a quilt for myself. Something soft and delicious. But I would also use scraps for embellishing little girls clothes (because it sometimes seems that is all I ever make), or a little tiny set of placemats and napkins to go with my daughter's miniature vintage coffee service.
SO hard for me to know what I would use them for until I see them up close. I have used vintage sheets in the past for aprons, skirts and scarves. kwarmelink(at)gmail(dot)com.
I would turn it over to my sewing group, Serial Quilters, and see how far it could go in creating everything for a home - quilts, pot holders, placemats, tea towels, curtains, etc. Then the entire collection would be donated to the Willow Domestic Violence Center in Lawrence, KS. They could either auction it off or give it to a family making a new start. If KU Coach Bill Self can wear red heels for this group, I think we can step up as well! This give away would be a wonderful starting point and a rewarding project for my group!
Wow! How fun! I have been thinking about making a picnic quilt, these scraps would be perfect. If there is enough left over perhaps a matching skirt for me!
Oh my! My head is already spinning... long 60's inspired dress for the toddler or me or both ;) lil purse for her to match... or a skirt... or a quilt :) I loooooove scraps! Thanks so so much!
wowzers! a box full of vintage sheet scraps!!!! I'd use them to make blocks for the Bee Vintage quilting bee I am a part of as well as use them for my VS quilts!!!!
Hmm, I'd probably make lots of different things, but first, dresses for my daughter and maybe some matching dresses for her bears and doll. Thanks! megancparsons(at)gmail(dot)com
I would maybe do some patchwork skirts for my little one... or perhaps some scrappy bean bags... who knows... I would probably change my mind 187 times before actually making something!
I've almost got enough vintage fabric bits to make a patchwork quilt and your stash would definitely put me over the top. Thanks for the chance to win them!
I would use some for the quilt I need to make my daughter and probably some for some bags. I love old sheets and scraps! Thanks for the chance to win!!
i loved the can can skirt i wish i had a girl i don't think my boys would go for that. i love the fabric as well. I am just getting into quilting so i would love to attempt a quilt with it.thanks
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I would use them for everything! Mainly purses, though.
ReplyDeleteI never know for sure what I'm gonna do with a specific fabric until it's in my hands, but I'm sure that between my sister-in-law (and our two toddler girls that need cute clothes!) we could come up with something. :)
ReplyDeleteI think I would either use them for a bunting project or for purses/bags.
ReplyDeleteI am dying to make a vintage sheet quilt, I have a small collection started but this would really kick start my idea!!
ReplyDeletecrissybell17(at)gmail(dot)com
I would make my daughters some skirts and make my oldest daughter pillowcases. :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'd make a quilt with matching pillow cases maybe? These look lovely!!
ReplyDeleteGenevieve
I would love love love this lot of fabric! I just started crafting about a year ago and I don't have much of a supply to work with - I mainly create stuff to give away - this would greatly help me out! And it would offset my mossy oak and bob the builder fabric that I have now. I have 3 boys- nothing is Gorky in my house. Lol this would be delightful!
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Quilts, of course! I've been using sheets as quilt backs and have no problem with them being quiltable and holding up well to washing.
ReplyDeleteThis is probably one of the most awesomest giftaways today!
ReplyDeleteI would use them for quilts, table runners, table quilts, stockings, mug rugs and any other little thing I could think of!
Thanks for such a fantastic chance to win!
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I would use the vintage sheets to create clothing for my art dolls! These would be fantastic!
ReplyDeletejinglesells at gmail dot com
i would like to sew a quilt for my daughter's bed
ReplyDeleteI would enjoy the challenge of making something new from something old.
ReplyDeletea lap blanket for the living roon
ReplyDeleteI would really like to make a quilt from vintage sheets :)
ReplyDeletethis is a GREAT giveaway!
Merry Christmas!
LOVE vintage sheets for quilts or bags, anything really! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a quilt! Awesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would probably make my daughter (and if there's enough, myself as well) a quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love to use small pieces of vintage sheets quilted together for large projects.
ReplyDeleteBmoore_mamabee(at)hotmail(dot)com
ooohhh aaahhhh!! I would make purses and reusable bags, and pillow cases, and...they possibilities are endless
ReplyDeleteI would do two things with them. The first thing I would do is to use what I could to repair a quilt made by my great-grandmother. The rest, I would use in a new quilt for my bed.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try my hand at a vintage sheet quilt--these look beautiful! Where do you find your sheets?
ReplyDeleteI am gathering to make a quilt but I might also use some for a patchwork skirt for my daughter. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteIf I won, these would definitely go into a scrap quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make patchwork crib sheets with the vintage sheet scraps, and of course some small buntings!
ReplyDeleteshopping bags, notebook takes, and pillows for our bed plus a new apron for momma cause papa loves the old fabrics as they remind him of his childhood!
ReplyDeleteQuilting, definitely quilting! I have made one outstanding vintage sheet quilt and would love the variety here to make even more! Thank you for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic giveaway!!! I would use the scraps on an apron, then probably baby crafts.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...well, my first instinct would be to use them to make clothes for my girls, but I would love to try my hand at a quilt. I've never made one before and these seem to be the perfect stash to start.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a nice soft quilt :) and a baby pinafore top.
ReplyDeleteI would definitely use them for a blanket. Possibly a baby blanket because the fabric is so soft.
ReplyDeleteI would probably make clothes for my 3 girls.
ReplyDeleterebekahricker at yahoo dot com
I am thinking that I would make little girls skirts. I am a mother of four girls so it would be put to good use. I would be so nice to your fabric I promise and I would even send you proof when I am done.
ReplyDeleteI can see using them for grandchildren clothing - or quilts.
ReplyDeleteI would use them for cute skirts or dresses for my daughter!
ReplyDeleteLike most folks, I'd turn those scraps into a quilt. Thanks for the chance to win them!
ReplyDeleteOoooh! A quilt for MEEEEEEEE!!!
ReplyDeleteWould definitely use these to make a scrappy quilt. Thank you for hosting a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a quilt and maybe a skirt!
ReplyDeleteThere are so many things that I could make, like a dress for my daughter and pouches
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to try my hand at a vintage sheet quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love that cancan skirt! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI am a pattern/tutorial junkie. I love the tutes by Disney over at Ruffles and Stuff, and of course the beautiful selection at the Moda Bake Shop. I dont think I can narrow it down to a single fave.
hugs & happy holidays,
Heidi
heidig@gmail.com
I would love to try to make a quilt!! But my little princess would love some new dresses and skirts! Who knows, possibilities are endless!!
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I'd make a quilt for my sister!
ReplyDeleteI just made an awesome scarf with vintage sheets and flannel, these would be perfect for more as I gave that one away . . . and of course quilting! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI just made an awesome scarf with vintage sheets and flannel, these would be perfect for more as I gave that one away . . . and of course quilting! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteLove these! I'd use them for doll sized sheets and blankets!
ReplyDeletetotally nifty! I heart sheets, so a some patch work summer dresses for sure!
ReplyDeletei want to make quilt with all vintage sheets someday!
ReplyDeleteI would use them for baby blankets and probably burp cloths~
ReplyDeleteLauraL444 at yahoo dot com
Quilts and pillow cases.
ReplyDeleteprobably try my hand at a quilt! Hope I win!
ReplyDeleteI buy sheets all the time from thrift stores. They make super comfy pj pants! With plenty left over for bags, appliques, really...plenty of left overs for anything! :)
ReplyDeleteAmanda
amandaandandy@yahoo.com
I would use these to make shopping bags, travel bags, and stuffed animals. Love them!
ReplyDeleteThese would make some lovely sundresses for my girls. And maybe some doll clothes, too :)
ReplyDeleteI use them for everything. I've made clothes, bags, a diaper stacker, quilts, and a bunch of other things from vintage sheets. I LOVE vintage sheets.
ReplyDeleteI would use them in quilts. I love vintage sheets and have a few that I have found thrifting. They are also so soft. Thanks for the chance to win yours.
ReplyDeleteI'd make so many things! Blankets, bags - and I'd LOVE to make a soft and pretty quilt!
ReplyDeletea new quilt for the couch.
ReplyDeleteI'd probably make my daughter some cute clothes :)
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting for ages to make a simple bedspread out of vintage sheets.
ReplyDeleteClothes, clothes, and more clothes--and when my girls' closets were saturated, I'd start on clothes for their dolls.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Hartman of Oh, Fransson has a gorgeous nine-patch quilt with vintage pillowcases. I think I'd have to make that with these babies.
ReplyDeleteI would love some more vintage sheets! I collect them myself and am currently in an online quilting bee that is all about vintage sheets. I'd use some of these for that! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletesales4mp at gmail dot com
i love vintage and it's a dream to make a vintage sheet quilt!
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I love vintage sheets. I made a shower curtain from one, but I would use these for some summer dresses for my two girls. The fabric from sheets is lightweight and has usually been washed so many times it makes soft, perfect little dresses. Pick me!
ReplyDeleteWell, it looks like there are a lot of sheets in that box. But I would make curtains out of some (I definitely need some new ones), patchwork bags out of others. And maybe a quilt, depending on what sort of time and cloth is left. XD
ReplyDeleteembyrfire@hotmail.com
Honestly, I'm not sure yet but I have been DYING to get my hands on some!!!!
ReplyDeletesarah8914 at gmail dot com
I have yet to collect any vintage sheets. I keep looking at shops and stores but none stand out enough for me. I would cut them down to squares, add some white (probably), and make a light weight summer quilt.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Such loveliness! I want to make dresses for my daughter and a skirt for me.
ReplyDeleteI would make them into a picnic quilt. I love vintage sheets, the prints are so cheery!
ReplyDeleteCute dresses for my daughters, please!
ReplyDeleteJust squares for a quilt! I saw one on a blog made from vintage sheets and it was fabulous. Just 3 inch squares.
ReplyDeletemystica123athotmaildotcom
Love this giveaway-I'm getting ready to start a vintage sheet baby quit and would love to have these!
ReplyDeletemaybe a picnic quilt?
ReplyDeleteI would make a blanket/quilt or some cute little patchwork dresses for my girls
ReplyDeletehmmm... purses or pj pants for my little girls... so many uses! brookemadams at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeletepurses, pj's, pillowcases. And I'm sure much more!
ReplyDeleteI think I would go for a quilt with the vintage sheets.
ReplyDeleteI'd combine them with linen to make some window curtains and pillows for the lakehouse!
ReplyDeleteQuilting or collages.Thanks
ReplyDeleteglorious fabric scraps - hooray! juliesetsy@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a quilt and pillowcase for my daughter's bed. I've been scouring the thrift stores for just this sort of thing!
ReplyDeletemissa DOT moe AT gmail.com
I'd make a pretty quilt out of these. What a fun giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would use the vintage sheets to make baby quilts with.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for vintage sheet fabric for a big quilt for my bed - I'd LOVE to win this!!!
ReplyDeleteProbably quilts, and doll clothes for my daughter. What an awesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would use it for a quilt!
ReplyDeletemiamihoney@gmail.com
I'd use them for quilting :)
ReplyDeleteWhat wouldn't I use them for. . wristlets. . quilts. . . pillows. . .
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! (sukie80@gmail.com)
I would probably make some sweet summer dresses for my daughter or perhaps a quilt? I know that's not terribly creative but they would definitely be put to good use :)
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE this lot of vintage sheets for making upcycled dresses for my little ladies! :)
ReplyDeleteI would use the sheets to make my kids some doll blankets and pillows
ReplyDeleteI use sheets as muslins for patterns...but I would also use them to make some grocery bags! Mine are all ragged to heck.
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt! Thanks for the giveaway! mbkufen@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I would make a whole bedroom set, quilt with matching shams and balance - dreaming big ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
hugs, margie
(thebumblegirl@rocketmail.com)
I would definitely use this for purses, bags, and some quilting
ReplyDeletethanks!
I would use some of these in a scrappy quilt. I have seen some beautious ones with the pale shade only vintage can give me. So I would hope to win this.
ReplyDeleteI desperately need a new quilt for my bed. Love the colors in the picture.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a quilt with this. Thanks so much for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteI use vintage linens for frilly, girly clothes. Thank you! mamalusco at ortelco dot net
ReplyDeleteI would use the vintage sheets to make bags galore. If I have a daughter, I'd use some for dresses. I'd also save the scraps for making softies. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteammieloris at hotmail dot com
i LOVE scraps. for quilt pieces, hair bands, little bags for my sisters. maybe a pieced skirt for myself. :) :)
ReplyDeleteI would use them for quiliting and/or clothing for my daughter. I think a patchwork skirt or dress would be great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
blessed.mama4 at yahoo.com
They would be perfect for a girly apron. Even a scrappy summer bag too.
ReplyDeleteOh, I think that they would make wonderful purse linings...or, even better...as part of my spiderweb quilt!
ReplyDeleteI would use them for zippered pouches, drawstring bags, quilts, you name it they would be great!
ReplyDeleteI think I will probably just put them in my sewing cabinet and my cat might make a home for them, or I will give them to my friends who sew better than I, or I will make patched sheets. :)
ReplyDeleteMug rugs! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteOh my. Vintage quilts, of course! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI would use these for blankets.
ReplyDeleteI would use the scraps in a lap quilt.
ReplyDeleteI'm wanting to make some quilts and would use the vintage scraps in the quilts.
ReplyDeleteQuilt, table runner, twirly skirt for my daughter (and maybe me, too!) mcglen8 {at} gmail {dot} com
ReplyDeleteI would absolutely quilt them. I just finished a vintage sheet quilt!
ReplyDeleteOh! I have always wanted to make a vintage sheet quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would think curtains for my granddaughters room with matching accessories :)
ReplyDeleteThis giveaway is right up my alley. I need pillows. thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI'm totally thinking quilt, but that might because quilts seem to be all that is on my mind lately for sewing. Thanks for this lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI think I;d make a quilt for my friends baby girl. Then any remaining scraps I might use up to make some Patchwork bags with.
ReplyDeleteI would use the scraps to make a great quilt. Thanks.
ReplyDeletecidtwoatcoxdotnet
For starters, my quilting group does a fat quarter exchange,and next up is vintage sheets!
ReplyDeleteI'd use them for quilts for my girls big girl beds. Maybe by the time I let them out of their cribs, I'd have them finished ;)
ReplyDeleteI would use them to line the backs of crocheted squares to make throw pillows probably.
ReplyDeleteI would use them in an adorable vintage quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love those scraps. I'd definitely use them for quilts.
ReplyDeleteJust coming through by way of SMS. Looking forward to checking of the rest of your blog. If I won the sheets, I would probably make reusable grocery bags-I love those things!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make a baby quilt with the vintage sheets.
ReplyDeletei'd love to make a scrappy blanket with the fabric.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a vintage sheet quilt for snuggling under in our TV room. And some patchwork pillows to brighten up that room. Currently it is all just shades of brown.
ReplyDeleteI really want to make a quilt out of vintage sheets :)
ReplyDeleteI think jammies made from vintage sheets woud be great :)
ReplyDeleteI really want to make vintage sheet quilt with jean patches on the back, to take out to the park!
ReplyDeletei've been wanting to make some cute dresses for my daughter or a quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a scrappy skirt out of them! Great for spring or summer.
ReplyDeleteI can think of so many things to use the fabric for it is hard to choose. I could use them to make a skirt, back cotton crocheted coasters, or line a cotton crocheted purse, or make a patchwork purse, wallet, and on and on the list goes. I am always looking for vintage fabrics. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on making a picnic quilt out of vintage sheets and this would really help with that, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOoh, vintage sheets! I'd probably make my daughter a sweet quilt out of them. Thank you for this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm in the process of cutting out and making a scrap fabric quilt for my mom. This is nothing but upcycled and repurposed fabrics. This would greatly help me out because I wanted the quilt to be "reversible". :)
ReplyDeletelusive.tracy(at)gmail(dot)com
I've been dying to make one of those lattice quilts. I think all of these beautiful scraps should go back on a bed :)
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!
I have been hunting, unsuccessfully, for vintage sheets for a while. I saw a great and simple quilt made out of the squares and I think it is a great project. I love the idea and want to try it! THANKS FOR A GREAT GIVEAWAY
ReplyDeleteI have so many ideas! But first, I have been wanting to make a quilt out of vintage sheets.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE vintage fabrics! I have sheets that my grandmother gave me, so I would probably put some awesome throws together! :o) Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI've seen some adorable vintage sheet quilts, and I'd love to make one. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd make little zipper pouches, doll quilts, fabric cuffs, and/or headbands. I'd have to see it first. Thanks!
ReplyDeletekristie_keely(at)yahoo(dot)com
I would love to use them for skirts/dresses for my daughter and friends, and aprons! Thank you for thinking of us!!
ReplyDeletemseidersowc@qwestoffice.net
I make quilts, tote bags, pillows etc. I make what the fabric inspires. Looks lik a fun box.
ReplyDeleteI would use the the sheets to make clothes for my little one. This would be so fun! I've been looking for some great vintage sheets lately.
ReplyDeleteJenn
jaikok(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'm making pillowcases for this girl I know. Her family doesnt have much and I try to help them out as much as I can. They requested pillowcases for their Christmas gift this year. The girl loves vintage things, but doesn't get to express how much she likes it because they have no money. They scraps would be greatly helpful to make pillowcases!
ReplyDeletechrissie.bby14 at yahoo.com
I'd make some purses and a few doll blankets and probably some funky rag dolls. I haven't made rag dolls yet, but I've been wanting to learn and that sure looks like fun fabric to use. :)
ReplyDeletemy best friend loves vintage sheets...i would certainly make her a quilt for her bed...
ReplyDeleteOh I absolutely love scraps! I would make a bunch of super cute dresses for my baby girl!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to make a big blanket. I have a vintage sheet and couple pillow cases already so that box of scraps would really help. The fabric is so soft and the beautiful colors and designs, I can't resist. Thanks for the chance to win. Happy Christmas. stephspitzer at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI've been collecting vintage sheet squares to make a quilt for myself. Something soft and delicious. But I would also use scraps for embellishing little girls clothes (because it sometimes seems that is all I ever make), or a little tiny set of placemats and napkins to go with my daughter's miniature vintage coffee service.
ReplyDeleteSO hard for me to know what I would use them for until I see them up close. I have used vintage sheets in the past for aprons, skirts and scarves. kwarmelink(at)gmail(dot)com.
ReplyDeleteAll those long, long gathered tiers on little girls' twirly skirts.
ReplyDeletethecurryseven at sbcglobal dot net
I would use the scraps for covered buttons...I make earrings, bookmarks, and bobby pins from fabric scraps :)
ReplyDeletethanks so much for the chance to win!
Micah
I would turn it over to my sewing group, Serial Quilters, and see how far it could go in creating everything for a home - quilts, pot holders, placemats, tea towels, curtains, etc. Then the entire collection would be donated to the Willow Domestic Violence Center in Lawrence, KS. They could either auction it off or give it to a family making a new start. If KU Coach Bill Self can wear red heels for this group, I think we can step up as well! This give away would be a wonderful starting point and a rewarding project for my group!
ReplyDeleteWow! How fun! I have been thinking about making a picnic quilt, these scraps would be perfect. If there is enough left over perhaps a matching skirt for me!
ReplyDeleteVintage sheets into a new quilt. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteI would make little coin purses from them. And lots of them at that - the box looks huge. Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletesimply.simon.sisters(at)gmail(dot)com
Oh my! My head is already spinning... long 60's inspired dress for the toddler or me or both ;) lil purse for her to match... or a skirt... or a quilt :) I loooooove scraps! Thanks so so much!
ReplyDeleteI would use the fabric scraps to make and applique clothes for my wee son and daughter.
ReplyDeletedying to make my girls ruffle comforters made out of vintage sheets... I saw this on the vintage sheet blog, I think!
ReplyDeleteI'd probably make cloth napkins and baby doll clothes. Maybe I'd get brave enough to try a quilt...
ReplyDeleteOh, vintage sheets!
ReplyDeleteQuilts, quilts, quilts -- nothing like a modern quilt made out of vintage sheets.
wowzers! a box full of vintage sheet scraps!!!! I'd use them to make blocks for the Bee Vintage quilting bee I am a part of as well as use them for my VS quilts!!!!
ReplyDeleteHmm, I'd probably make lots of different things, but first, dresses for my daughter and maybe some matching dresses for her bears and doll. Thanks!
ReplyDeletemegancparsons(at)gmail(dot)com
I've never worked with vintage sheets before - this is so cool!
ReplyDeleteI am not sure what I would use them for,but it wouldn't be hard to decide because you can always do something with fabric!
ReplyDeleteswim(dot)kayla(at)hotmail(dot)com
i would make a lovely quilt to go on my guest bed (that i will hopefully have soon).
ReplyDeleteI would maybe do some patchwork skirts for my little one... or perhaps some scrappy bean bags... who knows... I would probably change my mind 187 times before actually making something!
ReplyDeleteDesiree
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These would look amazing as a quilt! Thanks so much for the chane.
ReplyDeletethepricklypinecone(at)gmail.com
I've almost got enough vintage fabric bits to make a patchwork quilt and your stash would definitely put me over the top. Thanks for the chance to win them!
ReplyDeleteI love vintage sheets! I would definitely incorporate into something for my 2 year old little girl.
ReplyDeleteQuilts! Maybe one of my girls might get a skirt if she's good.
ReplyDeleteI would use some for the quilt I need to make my daughter and probably some for some bags. I love old sheets and scraps! Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI would make a small quilt to snuggle under on the couch.
ReplyDeletei loved the can can skirt i wish i had a girl i don't think my boys would go for that. i love the fabric as well. I am just getting into quilting so i would love to attempt a quilt with it.thanks
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I love making pants, skirts and aprons from old vintage sheets!
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I would love to use these vintage sheets to make a cozie quilt for my family room!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely would use it in some way on a quilt...backing perhaps. I'm sure those fabrics are so soft! debgiro at wildblue dot net
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt just for me! I would love those scraps! Thanks for such a generous giveaway.
ReplyDeletethose sheets! Love them! I can't even guess, but I imagine I'd make skirts for me, my daughter, her friends.
ReplyDeleteLove the scraps! I'd use them for appliques, pincushions, stuffies...endless possibilities! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I'd love to make these into a nice picnic blanket. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful skirts - I like them all, especially the green one.
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