A friend of mine passed away in May from brain cancer. I received a bunch of his t-shirts and made a memorial quilt for his partner of 20 years. This is the first t-shirt quilt I made and the first time I did free motion quilting. One of the guild members gave a lecture on making t-shirt quilts and I used her method. It was easy and fun.

great job on the quilt. sorry for your loss.

Beautiful. Just beautify. Such a treaure I know w/b appreciated by eveyone who's life he touched. Job well done.

Thanks

Your quilt is beautiful...just wonder what "technique" you used??

Good job

great job!

A terrific quilt Chuck. The checkerboard pattern with the smaller boarders top and bottom, the manner in which you balanced the colors and motifs, well, it's so clearly well-designed. You've created a precious quilt which will give much comfort.

Thanks so much.

It looks awesome! What a nice gesture for you to do this!
Hey, 37 lbs. to your goal! Great job, Chuck!! :)

Actually, 31, I haven't updated my ticker. Thanks.

that looks amazing! he will treasure it so much. I made quilts from my brother's shirts for my mother and sister and they adore them. He passed 3 yrs ago. I still have mine to make....gotta get to it! :) thanks for sharing!

Nice job. I like how you balanced the whites and colored blocks. I am sorry for your and your friend's loss.

AMAZING! I did a small quilt for a friend from T-shirts from her husband, NOT easy to work with that stretchy material, mine was okay ( I'm new at all this ) your's is AMAZING!

Looks great.

:thumbup:

I used a lightweight interfacing. It made it a dream to work with.

It's wonderful, Chuck. I'm sorry for the loss of your friend.