T- Shirt Quilt Help
10-17-2011, 05:47 AM
#31
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I use a light weight, fusable pellon interfacing. Just make sure you cut the tee shirts bigger than the finished block size. Be generous. Then, fuse the interfacing on the back of the tee shirt. Then and only then....cut the blocks the size you want them to be. You can put them together anyway you want.
10-17-2011, 05:48 AM
#32
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Here's a link to a Missouri Star Quilt Company video:
http://www.youtube.com/missouriquilt...20/JE3jqR2N4KA
http://www.youtube.com/missouriquilt...20/JE3jqR2N4KA
10-17-2011, 06:38 AM
#34
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here are a few of the ones I have done
Son's football memory quilt
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Daughter's Hard Rock Cafe tee-shirt quilt
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Step son's hard rock cafe tee shirt quilt
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child's memory quilt
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other Step-son's Hard Rock Cafe Tee Shirt quilt
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Wall hanging (mini) from tee-shirts (first FMQ for me)
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Fraternity quilt
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Sorority quilt
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10-17-2011, 06:56 AM
#35
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Hi,
I've made quite a few t shirt quilts and used a very lightweight fusible pellon to stabalize them. There are patterns but the best thing to do is just cut them in a uniform size after stabalizing and then lay them out on the floor to see a good pattern. If you are adventurous use different sizes and border them to get them all the same size. I'm attaching some pics for you. My first one was huge and was double sided.
Lyn
I've made quite a few t shirt quilts and used a very lightweight fusible pellon to stabalize them. There are patterns but the best thing to do is just cut them in a uniform size after stabalizing and then lay them out on the floor to see a good pattern. If you are adventurous use different sizes and border them to get them all the same size. I'm attaching some pics for you. My first one was huge and was double sided.
Lyn
1st t shirt quilt
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10-17-2011, 07:50 AM
#38
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Originally Posted by ZTAgirlknits
So I am planning on making myself a tshirt quilt with all my shirts from the summer camp I have worked at for the last 5 summers. I've never made one before and I was wondering was sort of stabilizer to use on the tshirts, any suggestions? Or if there is a pattern somewhere for a tshirt quilt......
10-17-2011, 07:57 AM
#40
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Originally Posted by chpinkham
Has anyone used those nylon jersey shirts, like the ones kids wear in hockey, in a T shirt quilt?
Also, how do you quilt them?
Also, how do you quilt them?
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