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Sometimes we receive little pieces of history to pass on to you! It is fun to learn about the history of feed sacks and how people in the depression era used them to make clothing, quilts, and other upcycled treasures. We can do the same today, and one could argue there is even more charm in using an antique fabric!

For project ideas using feedsack material, check out our Pinterest!

Content: Coarsely woven cotton

Condition: We receive a wide variety of material donated that ranges from severely blemished to "like new" vintage. The conditions of each feedsack listing will be included in their titles and pictures.

Size: Varies-Listed with each variant

Circa: 1930's-1960's

Note: Due to how our fabrics are sourced, we recommend you pre-wash a swatch of this fabric before committing to washing the entire piece so that you can see firsthand how it reacts. There is no surefire way for us to determine care instructions on secondhand and deadstock items. 

Thank you for shopping second hand first! You're helping us do better for the planet by choosing to sew sustainably. You can help us spread the word about our little online secondhand fabric shop by Pinning our items and sharing our website with your friends!  

We do our best to color-match each photo to the fabric, however, device displays vary greatly in quality, warmth, and vibrancy. We cannot guarantee what you see here will be an exact match to the color of the fabric when it arrives.