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- Marrianne Rudyon Jun 14, 2018I have dozens of these hankies, those used by my grandmother, my mother, and myself and my sister! I've decided to "fold" them in to parts of a fan (each part a different hankie) and use a large rectangular frame to show them off. I also have a bunch of doilies that I am making runners from for my two daughters and myself. I love all things that remind me of my childhood, so these ideas will remind me of that time every time I look at them. :)HelpfulReply
- Tinyshoeson Jun 14, 2018They can be hung in frames. You can hang only one in a square frame or get a larger one and fold several showing the pretty corners. I love them. Years ago a lady never went out without her hanky!HelpfulReply
- Joanieon Jun 14, 2018I know a lady who is making a lightweight quilt with antique hankiesHelpfulReply
- Janet Pizaroon Jun 14, 2018https://www.pinterest.com/allreddesign/handkerchief-hankies-repurposed/?lp=trueHelpfulReply
- DesertRoseon Jun 14, 2018Quilt to hang on the wall; or frame them if you do not have too many and don't want to damage them, make a set together of 4 or 5 on a wall;HelpfulReply
- Darcieon Jun 14, 2018Make a quilt, tablecloth or dress, pillows, curtains, sachets filled with lavender and tied with a bow. Hope this helps.HelpfulReply
- Brendaon Jun 14, 2018ideal for a throw quilt, especially a baby quilt.HelpfulReply