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Old 10-27-2018, 08:46 AM
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bearisgray
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If they are similar in weight to "ordinary woven quilting cotton fabric"- then I would use them as is.

If the shirts look very worn/thin - and you need to scrounge for every last bit of material - then I would use a thin fusible interfacing on those fabrics. I would also give the shirts a bit of a "yank test" to see how durable the fabrics still are.

I don't know what condition these shirts are in. Some "old/worn" shirts still have usable parts on the parts that are below chest level.
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