AUQuilter

Years ago before I even saw a t-shirt quilt, I had been saving my kids' t-shirts with the idea I would put together for college graduation.. Well... let's just say - it didn't happen. Now that I have a book, I realize I should have left some of them in larger pieces. Anyone tackle this or have idea?

erstan947

http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....t+Quilt&u=&s=5
This link will give you lots of ideas and inspiration:)

frugalfabrics

Here's my 2 cents worth - I wrote this review years ago on ebay. It's for making a basic t-shirt quilt. You can read it over and go from there.
http://reviews.ebay.com/Make-Your-Ow...00000000832366

there are also lots of great resources on this site...just use the search feature up top.

I've made two and had a blast making them. I'm getting ready to make another one.

booklady

I've made quite a few. Check the "search" link at the top for several threads on this blog. They are fun and easy!

sewwhat85

my daughter has made a couple of those

jaciqltznok

I just helped do two for Garth Brooks. His mom wanted them made from his t-shirts back from HS to now! Way cool...

We used French fuse tricot interfacing and they did not stretch, nor ravel, or get stiff!

stitcht

If anyone would like discuss having a quilt made, we would love the opportunity to provide advice and our services. We have made many personalized T-shirt quilts, T-shirt duvet covers and T-shirt pillows available in a variety of sizes.

Take a look at our website when you have a chance. We hope the gallery inspires you to create a quilt!

Divokittysmom

I was watching 'America Sews' a few weeks ago and Sue Haussman had Lisa Maki on from 'Crooked Nickel'. She showcased how to make a T Shirt quilt which was fast and easy, no problems with stretching etc etc. If you are interested click on the link below. Hope this helps

http://www.crookednickel.com/memories.html