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T-shirt quilt
I know this has been covered many times, but I didn't pay attention because I
was working on other things, but now my daughter wants a quilt made of her favorite T-shirts from high school to take with her to college. What's the best way to do this? How do you adjust for different size squares? Thanks for your help!! Linda |
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Hi, I have not made one, but there was a Simply Quilts on this subject. I
know that you must stabilize the fabric, because it is stretchy. You can use an fusible interfacing for that. As to different sizes, pick the largest one and make that the standard. YOu can increase the size of the others by adding borders to increase the size of the square to the standard. I hope I helped a little. Linda in Texas |
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