Christine Ryan

forgot to add that after to sew one row to trim them at the bottom, they will be somewhat uneven due the shirts stretching a bit when you sew them. I lay the row down and use a long ruler and trim the bottoms before sewing to the next row. The first time I made one I was surprised at how much I needed to trim! They won't be perfectly square like a regular quilt.

gloryj8

those are so neat. I need to learn how to do it with t-shirts, as my kids have enough of their favorites.. is it easy to do??

Patty

How beautiful. I have all my boys ball shirts from when they were little and I would love to make them into quilts for them. Is it hard? I've just started quilting and can't imagine making one out of a t-shirt.

Christine Ryan

Yes, they are easy to do, I posted an earlier reply how I make them. If you need more info let me know and I can answer any questions.

STEMSAM

Welcome from Louisiana. I just love your
quilts. I am a breast cancer suvivor.

diannscrafts

Welcome from Missouri, I love your quilts

zz-pd

Hi and welcome to the board, all your quilts are beautiful. and you do fantastic work. Thank you so much for sharing. Penny

GladGrams

Welcome from Norway. Great quilts!

Patty

It just so happens that Friday night I saw the box of their T-shirts in my storage room and thought about why I had kept them. I was going to have someone make me 2. But since I have started learning to quilt I'm going to do it myself. Then I saw your posting and now I know how!!! they have some from T-ball, basketball and scouting. Its should be very colorful.

Oklahoma Suzie

Hi and welcome from Oklahoma.