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Old 02-15-2010, 05:28 PM
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Hi!

Still digging through pictures of my quilts as a way to introduce myself!

These are T-Shirt Quilts I've Finished...

Sorority Shirts
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1st Teaching Job Shirts
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Current Teaching Job Shirts
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Student Commissioned Quilt
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I took the liberty of bookmarking...these look fantastic and my middle step-son recently asked if I would make him one with his vast collection of treasured T's.
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Old 02-15-2010, 05:34 PM
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They are a little more time consuming - but the best tip I have is to make sure to back the shirts with interfacing BEFORE you cut.

The shirts are just too stretchy otherwise.

It's a great way to keep all those shirts that don't fit and still make them useful...
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I did one for my DD (sorority shirts). Your shirts quilts are wonderful. She loves hers but it was sure a learning experience.
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WOW!!!!!! those will be keepers to hand down to family
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those are great thank you for sharing
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WOW!!! They are all beautiful :D:D:D
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Wow, cool ideas thanks for sharing!

I have some teddy bear t-shirts, now I know what to do with them. What type of interfacing do you use?

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Grat job! I really like your star. That's a diferent idea than I've seen before.
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Good work. I love the pink sorority shirts one best.
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