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T-Shirt Quilt
Polly Esther wrote:
If I were going to make a t-shirt quilt (and I are not), I would first iron on a block of lightweight interfacing behind the area on each tee that I wanted to use for the quilt. Even before I cut the shirt. Those t-shirts can stretch, warp and curl before you can blink. There are interfacings that are soft and won't make your quilt stiff but that would give you some control. Polly Yes, definitely interface. I made a tshirt quilt without it... It's a good thing the recipient wanted high-loft and *tied*. That way it doesn't matter how loose the shirts move. I didn't even sash the shirts. I do not recommend that method to anyone. -georg |
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