Today I'm sharing the T shirt quilt I made over the fall and winter. Truth be told I ignored the T shirts for almost a year before starting on them. You can see them laid out in this post. I didn't share any other pictures from what I can tell. So today, a few more pictures. The quilt has been received by the customer and she was happy with it.
First up just the shirts with coping strips to make them all fit together. The customer determined the placement of the shirts and I made them fit together.
There were some really cool shirts including a shirt from a Pike's Peak Marathon and the 100th Anniversary of the Boston Marathon.
I needed to figure out how to make it a twin size quilt as it was pretty close to being able to be used on a bed. The name of the runner was added. I picked friendship star blocks to fill in the height needed to be bed size.
3/8/2021
Begin March table runner ☑️ Background pieces are ready to stitch together.
Quilt customer’s quilt Started but ran into issues but now resolved.
Start a flannel quilt use some pink and purple flannel☑️ Done and ready to quilt.
Finish planning the Anniversary quilt Nope, didn’t even look at it.
This week:
3/15/2021
Put March table runner together
Quilt customer’s quilt
Quilt one of my quilts
Put together the chunky churn dash quilt
Prep doggy tumbler quilt — what should go with the dog fabrics & cut it out
That's it for me today. Check out my regular linky parties. Hopefully I'll get them linked as they become available. Oh Scrap, Monday Making, Design Wall Monday, and To Do Tuesday. Woot! Woot! It is Tuesday morning and I'm linking up to To Do Tuesday. (some weeks I forget all together, others I'm late to the party!)
Happy Quilting All! Bonnie
What a great quilt, Bonnie. I always enjoy seeing tshirt quilts and have saved my girls' shirts for just a project. I love the stars on this quilt. Beautiful job .
ReplyDeletevery nice finish bonnie and even better when the customer loves it
ReplyDeleteI am with you on the dislike for T-Shirt quilts! Not another is my mantra. But it looks great and I am sure the receiver will love it.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on finishing the t*shirt quilt! Great finish! I tend to ignore them too...
ReplyDeleteAh, t-shirt quilts. Loved by non-quilters ("what a great idea!") and not-so-loved by quiltmakers. Our March guild Zoom program was by Beth Sullivan who is a professional t-shirt quiltmaker. (BethSullivanDesigns.com) She gave great ideas for designing and for sewing not only t-shirts but also other fabrics for memory quilts. Her website gives a pricing breakdown which is very helpful.
ReplyDeleteNice finish on the t-shirt quilt! I like the layout of it - smaller blocks on top growing to larger on the bottom. T-shirt quilts are never our favorites to make, but they sure are loved by the recipients!
ReplyDeleteNice finish. I’ve never tackled a T-shirt quilt, and after watching my sister struggle through one for a friend’s grandson, I know that making one is NOT in the cards for me.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a fabulous finish. The friendship stars add the perfect sparkle :-) T-shirt quilts are a lot of work with not much creative accomplishment for the maker. Hope you got paid.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous finish. It would have been tricky sewing all those patches of T-shirts, wouldn't it? The customer would be delighted with her quilt.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a pretty good sized T=shirt quilt. YOur yard is cute too for this time of year especially.
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