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Old 11-18-2014, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by cowgirl89
feline fanatic: I love those pictures. My neighbor wants a t-shirt quilt and a sweater quilt. I think I will head to goodwill to get some shirt to try first. Like the fusible and cutting and sewing. What are the size dimensions to the quilts in the pictures?

Is there any other things to watch out for while making t-shirt quit? Any other tips to help?
Thanks for the great information.
Cowgirl, both of these quilts measured approximately 90 x 100 give or take. I was able to use prepackaged queen size batting for them.

The only other tips I have for a T-shirt quilt is use a pressing cloth. Don't ever touch a hot iron directly to a T-shirt emblem. The ink used on a lot of screen print designs can melt from the hot iron. (ask me how I know!)
If you don't use regular cotton fabric for sashing and sew T-Shirt to T-shirt, I recommend pressing your seams open.

Those are the only things I can think of off the top of my head.
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