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I will post more later as I progress. These show to where I am now. I am using a layer of woven poly fabric from a bedruffle I deconstructed to stabilize the knit fabric. Also, on some I am using plaid flannel for backing. I am going to try QAYG on this. Another first for me, wish me luck!!
worked away at them [ATTACH=CONFIG]190862[/ATTACH] started with a pile of tshirts [ATTACH=CONFIG]190863[/ATTACH] turned them into this neat stack of squares [ATTACH=CONFIG]190864[/ATTACH] moved on to checking them out on the design wall [ATTACH=CONFIG]190866[/ATTACH] |
You've got a great start going and I know it's going to turn out awesone. Also, I love your work space. What nice winows.
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It is going well
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Originally Posted by BETTY62
You've got a great start going and I know it's going to turn out awesone. Also, I love your work space. What nice winows.
This quilt is going to be donated to a fundraising event for auctioning off. All the shirts came from groups and bands and people who support the venue. |
Great start you have there. Look forward to seeing what you do with these. You have a real knack for putting things together. Handy having that hot tub there...and the view is beautiful.
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What a coincidense, I'm making my first t-shirt quilt too!
I'm making it for my daughter. I decided to make hers when I was asked by someone to make one for them ( I'll get paid for that one ). I figure I'll make one and get the kinks out first,then do theirs. The hardest part for me is trying to figure out the quilting of it. Oh well, we'll see.... |
This is really neat. Now I see why a design wall is important to quilters. Thanks for sharing.
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I need to get started on mine too. I have bags and bags of T-shirts the kids or I didn't want to get rid of.
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Nice job so far.
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I really want to make one someday. Yours is looking good!!
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