Need Memory Quilt help
 

I am making some memory quilts and most of the shirts are t-shirts.
What is the best stabilizer to use. Also some of the pieces will be
big so how do I do these.

Need Memory Quilt help
 

GrammyKathy wrote:
I am making some memory quilts and most of the shirts are t-shirts.
What is the best stabilizer to use. Also some of the pieces will be
big so how do I do these.

Posted on another group earlier today, this got high praise from
members. I have no affiliation, and I have not tried this product myself.

http://www.daystyledesigns.com/fabricfrenchfuse.htm

Rita
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Rita L. in MA One Eyed Mutant Ninja Quilter :-)

Need Memory Quilt help
 

On Dec 15, 1:19*pm, "Rita L. in MA" wrote:
GrammyKathy wrote:
I am making some memory quilts and most of the shirts are t-shirts.
What is the best stabilizer to use. *Also some of the pieces will be
big so how do I do these.

Posted on another group earlier today, this got high praise from
members. *I have no affiliation, and I have not tried this product myself.

http://www.daystyledesigns.com/fabricfrenchfuse.htm

Rita
--
Rita L. in MA One Eyed Mutant Ninja Quilter :-)

Thank you so much.

Need Memory Quilt help
 

I spent over an hour looking around at various topics and the gallery.
Thanks for that link (I think :-) ).

Bev in TX

On 12/15/10 3:19 PM, Rita L. in MA wrote:
GrammyKathy wrote:
I am making some memory quilts and most of the shirts are t-shirts.
What is the best stabilizer to use. Also some of the pieces will be
big so how do I do these.

Posted on another group earlier today, this got high praise from
members. I have no affiliation, and I have not tried this product myself.

http://www.daystyledesigns.com/fabricfrenchfuse.htm

Rita

Need Memory Quilt help
 

Did anybody mention how it washes? Does it stay fused?

Kathy, you could equalize the size of all your blocks by sewing a
sashing around each one, then cut them all the same. (Depends how much
bigger the big ones are!) With a little planning, you could use 2
contrasting sashings and alternate them. Or do sashing on 2 sides
only, as in Attic Windows.
If there's a huge difference in the size of squares, you might be able
to piece 4 little ones together to match the size of 1 big one. Or use
graph paper to plan a puzzle layout -you would probably have to make
small pieced blocks to fill in, but that could be wonderful. this
works well if all your squares are e.g. multiples of 2".
Roberta in D

On Wed, 15 Dec 2010 16:19:55 -0500, "Rita L. in MA"
wrote:

GrammyKathy wrote:
I am making some memory quilts and most of the shirts are t-shirts.
What is the best stabilizer to use. Also some of the pieces will be
big so how do I do these.

Posted on another group earlier today, this got high praise from
members. I have no affiliation, and I have not tried this product myself.

http://www.daystyledesigns.com/fabricfrenchfuse.htm

Rita