sandy l

That's a really cute quilt. What size are your blocks and the strips that frame them?

feline fanatic

You could also starch the dickens out of em. That would probably work just as well.

Sewnoma

That's just what I was thinking. Or maybe even diluting some Elmer's and using that, so they'll be super stiff.

Or put stabilizer just along the edges, to make it go farther?

I think some experimenting is probably in order.

tessagin

Watched a couple videos on YouTube and for the T-Shirt quilts they used a stabilizer/foundation. I believe it was Pellon.

meyert

quiltedsunshine - I love your quilt. I

dsch

Do the jeans just frame the squares or what? I do like this idea! Thanks for sharing.

dsch

Thanks to all for their advice! I really appreciate the knowledge contained in this board.

Sewhappygal

I have made lots of t-shirt quilts and have always used fusible stabilizer. I can't work with the jersey fabric without it.

AZ Jane

What about freezer paper, at least until they are sewn together????? Just a thought?

FAYE

If you really want a stable back for the blocks-try using used fabric dryer sheets....i use them instead of paper for paper in paper piecing...that eliminates the time consuming job of tearing off paper