Need help from anyone who has made a T-shirt quilt in the past....
I am making a t-shirt quilt for my husband. I bought the wrong stabilizer, 5 yards of it with no fusible side. Has anyone used the spray adhesive. I over heard a person at my fabric store say you can use it for anything.
This is my second t shirt quilt. My first one came out great. I used all the right materials on the first one. I hate to waste anything. You should see my scrap bin. LOL Thanks in advance for the help. |
I would be concerned that the spray on adhesive would wash out, leaving your t-shirt blocks unstabilized. Sorry, but if it were me I'd just gut it up and buy the correct stabilizer.....good luck
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I agree with davis2se, the right stuff makes a project that much easier to do. Happy New Year!! :)
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I think that will be the best also. Thanks
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Question from someone who has never made a T-shirt quilt but recently got a request. What stabilizer do you use?
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[I use a light weight fuse-able stabilizer. This make the t shirts less stretchy. I got my patterns and directions from the internet. Just enter T-Shirt quilts into your search engine.]
Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
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Question from someone who has never made a T-shirt quilt but recently got a request. What stabilizer do you use?
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Originally Posted by Lstew2212
(Post 5752782)
[I use a light weight fuse-able stabilizer. This make the t shirts less stretchy. I got my patterns and directions from the internet. Just enter T-Shirt quilts into your search engine.]
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Personally...I think I would try the spray adhesive on an section of a Tshirt that won't be included and see how it looked. You know from having made one already what to expect. If it holds up while you are sewing it together I think that would be fine...once it is quilted it will be stabilized more.
Some of my iron-on stabilizer was loose by the time I got the sewing done. If it doesn't look right...then sell what you have left on here and get what you need. |
Originally Posted by Lstew2212
(Post 5752782)
[I use a light weight fuse-able stabilizer. This make the t shirts less stretchy. I got my patterns and directions from the internet. Just enter T-Shirt quilts into your search engine.]
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The stabilizer is dirt cheap. I would save the other stabilizer for another project.
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