Realizing that many folks have questions regarding my vintage feedsack fabric obsession, … Who gave you feedsack fever? What is the Daily Feedsack all about? Where can I join the Feedsack of the Month Club? When were feedsacks used? Why did they make them out of patterned fabric? and many more. I decided to put a lot of the answers in one place. Once and for all. Available for all to read anytime with a link –What is a Feedsack?– in the upper lefthand corner of my blog. If you have a question that is not answered, please let me know!

I’ve mentioned my contributions to the wonderful idea of HOPE is in the Cards before. This time I even integrated it into the Feedsack of the Month Club for September. FoM members are now sending HOPE!

Feedsack Friday is here! on a Sunday night! Sorry for the delay, … I was attending an awesome new conference in Boulder, called BoCo.

So, back to the yellow retro birthday party, and the bean-bag-toss, the beanbags {see photo below} were made from feedsacks, specifically yellow juvenile prints. Juvenile prints were really popular back in the heyday of feed sacks. You can imagine the number of baby quilts, clothes, bonnets and even stuffed toys that were made. Imagine my delight at being able to incorporate feedsacks in my little one’s birthday party decor. There were a few reproductions included in the flag banner and the prize tablecloth was a border print. Well, that concludes my week-long cheer for Cullin’s 3rd Birthday Bash. { happy birthday, sweet pea! } I hope you enjoyed the yellow – yahoo!