New Topic- Memory/T-shirt Quilt
08-09-2011, 12:22 PM
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Hi,
I'm about to start making a memory quilt for my neice who is about to start college. I have some of her T-shirts and blocks drawn on by her close friends. I'm looking for creative ideas. I want to make it bigger than just lining up the squares and T-shirts.
If anyone has any ideas or references, I would appreciate your responding.
Thanks, Wfeld1st
I'm about to start making a memory quilt for my neice who is about to start college. I have some of her T-shirts and blocks drawn on by her close friends. I'm looking for creative ideas. I want to make it bigger than just lining up the squares and T-shirts.
If anyone has any ideas or references, I would appreciate your responding.
Thanks, Wfeld1st
08-09-2011, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by wfeld1st
Hi,
I'm about to start making a memory quilt for my neice who is about to start college. I have some of her T-shirts and blocks drawn on by her close friends. I'm looking for creative ideas. I want to make it bigger than just lining up the squares and T-shirts.
If anyone has any ideas or references, I would appreciate your responding.
Thanks, Wfeld1st
I'm about to start making a memory quilt for my neice who is about to start college. I have some of her T-shirts and blocks drawn on by her close friends. I'm looking for creative ideas. I want to make it bigger than just lining up the squares and T-shirts.
If anyone has any ideas or references, I would appreciate your responding.
Thanks, Wfeld1st
08-09-2011, 01:58 PM
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One of the best places to find stuff... is right here... Do a Search..
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....u=&sr=true&s=5
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....u=&sr=true&s=5
08-09-2011, 04:57 PM
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Here is one I did for the Red Cross - mix the colors of shirts - use a border between all shirts that compliment the colors in the shirts - use more than one color border (I used red & black) - good luck
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