How hard is it to make a t-shirt quilt? Does the stretch create a big problem?

My BIL wants me to make one, but I'm leaning towards no because of the stretch.

You are just full of questions tonight!!!

Remember that cheap lightweight fusable interfacing I suggested you use for joining batting pieces? Open up the shirts, iron the fusable to the backs of the t-shirt fronts, then cut to the size you want.

Yep, just like Shelley says. It's really easy.

Shoot, I never thought of that! Yep, I can be full of questions :lol:

Thanks ya'll :D

Is it hard to quilt it?

I am interested in doing a t-shirt quilt so I am following all the answers...

Jackie and I are both longarmers, so my answer is yes....I have never quilted one on a DSM.

Thank you, I'm taking in all this info! :D

Thanks for this info Shelley, good to know. :thumbup:

Here's a site with free instructions. Maybe that will make it a little easier for you.
http://www.straw.com/quilting/articles/teequilts.html

Thanks, I haven't decided if I will make it or not. My BIL wants me to make one for his daughter for a wedding gift from her T's but I'm chicken.

go for it, they are easy to do, really. Just make sure to use a fusible backing.

me too, it's on my list