It sounds like this was a nightmare. But rest assured you did a great job and I'm sure it will be appreciated.

I agree with you Greenheron. That's still on my long to do list. It turn out gorgeous.

It turned out really nice. Even with all the trouble you made it look great!

You did a great job. I made one and had many people ask me to do one for them. I said that it would cost $300. No one said yes to that price which is what I wanted. I, too, did not enjoy the process.

Standing O for you and your sticktuitness. From here it looks perfect. I'm sure the person you made it for will love it. We quilters tend to be so hard on ourselves don't we. You did good!

Love this t-shirt quilt. You did a fantastic job, even if it was a pill to make. The recipient will really love it. Great job.:thumbup:

Your quilt turned out great! A shame you didn't like the process. I took a class at the LQS and with the interfacing we used actually had very little problems with it, no stretching to speak of. I'm making another one for my brother-in-law soon. Nothing fancy mind you. I'm wondering if there are different types of interfacing for t-shirt quilts. I'm thinking I better make sure I get the same one again so I don't run into problems.

Feel good about your headache project. I looks wonderful.

You made a fine Quilt even if it did give you hard time, it's gorgeous.

Hilarious...now that you're done, sort of funny that you had such a time with it and that the sport is Wrestling. And the quilt is beautiful. You did a great job. I am doing one for my oldest grandson who graduates in a couple of years from high school. His mother saved a Tshirt from each year of sports, so all sizes. But she gave me carte blanche on the overall look.