One of my LQS is having a free class on Saturday to teach T-Shirt quilting. That might be real fun!! Im signed up!

Cool! Enjoy!!

That's something I want to try. Have fun!!

Awesome! You'll have to tell me how it is.

Sounds like fun!

lucky you! Have a great time!

Have fun!

that sounds like fun. and a free class - even better. enjoy!

Have fun!!! :thumbup: Let us know how it goes! 8-)

Have fun!!
Let us know how it went. :-D

Well i went to the class!! It went close to how i expected. Find all the Tees u wanna use. Cut out the biggest part you can get out of the Tee minus the edging.. Then use non woven fuseable interface on each cut out. The reason for it is a few things, 1- stops the curling of the edges..2- Stops the stretch.They suggest using a Teflon pressable sheet. Use alot of Steam,, dont press! Also use a wet cloth/towel under iron. So now you need to start thinking about your design. Are all the Cut Outs the same size or do u need to quilt around the cut out or maybe add edging? They say a 1/4 seam allowance works fine. Now think about how warm you want this to be since Tees with a flannel for example can be pretty warm itself. So its not always necessary to use batting. Then finish as your heart desires.
I know many men that collect Tees and just keep them in a drawer or what have you. Make him a keepsake of his fav Tees then he will always SEE the Tees he loves so. Also a child in college loves these from there old Tees and maybe mix in some old clothes that were their favs. This can also be done with Sweatshirts- BUT they can get to thick to machine quilt and in some cases even a longarm ... so you might skip the batting,,, just a hint. You can also use childrens Tees. Just make a bigger block with fabric to match the size you have chosen. Unless you make it all whacko then just have FUN!!!

Thank you for the all the tips from your class. So who are you making this Tee quilt for?

I dont think im ready to make one yet as i am a beginner. But the class was Free and i love new ideas. Plus i thought i could pass on the info. Im currently making my 1st quilt.

I dont think this posted for you all to see as recently posted on so read up a few and i explain the class. Im learning lol

Glad you had fun...and thanks for the tips. I have a Tshirt quilt in my future...my middle stepson has given me a large bag of his "treasured T's" so I'll need all the tips I can get.

Awesome, i hope some of the tips help. They do sound like a great idea. Something kids will accpreciate as well as adults. Good Luck.