Another Tshirt quilt "in the can." While I don't mind the cutting or piecing of these monsters, a heavy Tshirt quilt, queen-sized, can be a beast to fit through the tiny throat space of my DSM (domestic sewing machine. Because the throat space is small and some Tshirt logos can wreak havoc on the thread, I did a simple meander.
I used a generic tan for the top, as the colors were so varied that matching the thread to each block would have been horrible, and a dark brown/wine color for the backing.Most of the Tshirts were leftover running shirts from her dad, who died several years ago. A few were terribly worn, so I reinforced what I could and quilted carefully around and over worn spots.
I love the backing my customer chose for the backing and matching throw pillows. (In fact, I wish I had ordered extra for myself!)
Now on to other projects! (And if you're ever interested in a Tshirt quilt for yourself, please contact me!
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
katie z.
3 comments:
I can't stand having a misspelled word in my comment so I deleted the previous comment. I said that this is my favorite of your 3 blogs. :)
It is quite an accomplishment to do a t-shirt quilt on a DMS!
Congrats on the finish. The T-shirt quilt turned out wonderfully.
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