That is so impressive! I love the yellow stripes you used to set everything off. It really makes the quilt unique.
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Love t -shirt quilts! It was definitely worth the wait!
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Awesome quilt.
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Wow!
That is so beautiful! I've never seen a more effective T-Shirt quilt. Are those LSU colors? Thanks for sharing,
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Wow!! What an awesome quilt!! I was wondering about the symbols too. I bet the owner was as proud as he could be. Love the colors. they are the same as our local school.
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It is beautiful. I've not seen one in full color like this. I love it. I'm sure he does.
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Wow, that is really a wonderful quilt!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by nance-ell
(Post 5734388)
It's gorgeous! 3 years? That's daunting when I'm considering starting one for my step son today and wondering if I could possibly finish by Christmas! lol (I'm thinking probably not).... Anyway, I love, love, love they way you offset some of the t-shirts. I'd love to try that in mine, but that's probably a bit ambitious for me. Thanks so much for sharing.
i didn't work on it every day. other things interrupted often and for months at a time. offsetting the shirts wasn't difficult. i just treated them like big centers of a wacky log cabin or crazy quilt square. i tilted them and then added to each of the four sides until they were big enough to trim back to the final size. i used one of the many quilt as you go methods. it was huge and heavy, but with some help from a friend i managed to wrassle it through to add straight-line quilting to the sashing. thanks for all the compliments. :) |
That is one beautiful quilt. Well worth waiting for.
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Love it ! And did you notice all the guys in the pics were wearing purple also ?? Definitely worth the wait :thumbup:
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