Rebirth of the the burned up t shirt quilt
08-11-2008, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by lisae
Originally Posted by jstitch
Here is one of my finished projects.
It is my daughters t-shirt quilt that got scorched in the fire. I took it apart, washed the usable parts in oxyclean and rebuilt the quilt with a couple of other t's that she still had...she has enough t's for three more quilts, one of her years at KU , one of her years at ASU and one archeology quilt.
It is my daughters t-shirt quilt that got scorched in the fire. I took it apart, washed the usable parts in oxyclean and rebuilt the quilt with a couple of other t's that she still had...she has enough t's for three more quilts, one of her years at KU , one of her years at ASU and one archeology quilt.
I have a lot of my mother's t-shirts. She was a marathon runner and got a tee shirt every time she ran in race. Anyway, I have been planning to make t-shirt quilts for my sisters and your way seems a bit easier than using interfacing. My question is what do you use for the sashing?
The red one is a marble from Benartex.
Judy
08-11-2008, 07:22 PM
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Oh man, Santa Cruz... I am so nastalgic....
I lived in Chimaketa Park for some time when I was a younger girl.
Do you know where that is? Just off the highway between Los Gatos and Santa Cruz, up in the redwoods...
I have a quilting friend that lives on the other side of the highway from Chimaketa...was just there for a visit a while ago. I looooove Santa Cruz. Lucky you..
Judy
I lived in Chimaketa Park for some time when I was a younger girl.
Do you know where that is? Just off the highway between Los Gatos and Santa Cruz, up in the redwoods...
I have a quilting friend that lives on the other side of the highway from Chimaketa...was just there for a visit a while ago. I looooove Santa Cruz. Lucky you..
Judy
08-11-2008, 07:30 PM
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Judy: Thanks for your time and excellent instructions. This sounds like a method I have been wanting to try with one of my larger quilt projects and just hadn't thought of all the steps, so this helps clarify the process. My fear about this is to keep the rows straight - your quilt looks very straight and even - I love it.. Thanks, again for sharing!!
08-12-2008, 01:35 AM
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Originally Posted by jstitch
Oh man, Santa Cruz... I am so nastalgic....
I lived in Chimaketa Park for some time when I was a younger girl.
Do you know where that is? Just off the highway between Los Gatos and Santa Cruz, up in the redwoods...
I have a quilting friend that lives on the other side of the highway from Chimaketa...was just there for a visit a while ago. I looooove Santa Cruz. Lucky you..
Judy
I lived in Chimaketa Park for some time when I was a younger girl.
Do you know where that is? Just off the highway between Los Gatos and Santa Cruz, up in the redwoods...
I have a quilting friend that lives on the other side of the highway from Chimaketa...was just there for a visit a while ago. I looooove Santa Cruz. Lucky you..
Judy
Let me know if you are out this way again. I'll take you around to the local quilt stores.
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