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Old 10-29-2018, 01:38 AM
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I use them as they are with no issues.
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Old 10-29-2018, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by meyert View Post
I was asked to make a memorial quilt from some men's shirts. These are just your standard men's shirts.

I wasn't going to interface these.... is that ok?

I just wanted to check before I started

What do you guys think?
I use all weights of cotton fabric (not tee, polo, golf etc) men's shirts with good results. Never use interfacing of any kind.
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I've made several memory quilts with mixed men's shirts. The stretchy polos and tshirts all needed a light interfacing. My problem (and big time consumer) was dealing with the buttons on the polos and the dress shirts.
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I use a very lightweight fusible on men's shirts. I also starch well. I try to get them to the "hand" of quilting cottons.
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