Free fabric - please take it

If you don't get any takers, you might drop it off at a senior citizens center where the people do crafts. I always seem to have lots of orphaned yarn that people give me, and the seniors really enjoy getting it. They make all sorts of crafty things, a few to use, some to sell, and most to give away. Here in Central Illinois they make lots and lots of hats, scarves, and mittens that are given to the local schools to pass along to children who need them. And they make chemo caps and newborn caps for the hospitals. Other things are sold at the annual craft fair and the money used for their various other projects. The former staff manager told me that their clients are always pleased to get crafts materials and fabrics and yarns, since the clients really enjoy making things but often cannot afford the materials. The fabric you have might be very welcomed for linings and for halloween costumes!

If you still have it, I can use it for DDs wool coat - I can't locate the lining fabric that I thought I had .

Larisa

Larissa, please email me at snipsnstitches (see email addy below)

Is it similar to the fabric for garden flags? A local group has used that type fabric to make grocery bags that squish up real small to store in a purse. HTH. PAT