ckcowl

you cut out your logos into the size blocks you want to use, purchase lightweight woven fusable interfacing (not paperbacked fusable) place your 'blocks' face down on a press cloth (i just use a piece of muslin) it does not take a really hot iron to attach the interfacing, just follow the instructions that comes with the interfacing. and you press...don't iron...as in pick the iron up and place it...do not slide it across the blocks. i have made i think 8 t-shirt quilts, have never had a problem melting the logos, just turn down the heat a little bit and always use a pressing cloth.

mpeters1200

Craftybear you ROCK!!! I had just started a thread this morning asking questions about what would be best for t-shirt quilts.

I have to say I have gotten more links and resources from your hard work and effort than any other member on this board. I don't know how many hours are in your day....I don't know if you eat or sleep or run errands .... or other normal functions in your day. You just have no idea how much I appreciate your knowledge and resources!