Quilting a T-shirt quilt
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Just finished two for my grand daughters. Did what Carslo said. Meandered all over. Powered through everything, no problems with machine or stitches. I have a Baby lock quilters choice professional. Used a large top stitch needle. My quilts looked exactly like myerts. Very happy with the results.
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I have done 2 t-shirt quilts for my neighbor. I did pantograms on both of them and had NO problem stitching through any of it. I used invisible thread because there were so many different colors of shirts. They really liked them. Good luck.
#16
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Location: Melbourne Australia
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Hi, I have made a few Tshirt quilts and made then qayg. Because I cannot free motion quilt I usually follow any curves, spacing between lines until whole shirt is done. Another l might go around the letters if not too much lettering and then add lines or square within square. I found doing something different on each Tshirt added a little depth to the quilts. Only problem l've found with my method of qayg is that the joins are not nearly as perfect as l would have wanted them. But l have found another way of joining which l am eager to try. Would love to see your quilt.
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On my DGS baseball t-shirt quilt I outlined stitched the logos and then did a medium meander. On one of the narrow borders I used a built in "fly" stitch on my machine. I thought it resembled the stitching on a baseball. The red shirt in the center is a baseball jersey, rather than a t-shirt and I left on part of the neckline and the buttons.
Wanted to add, I do FMQ on my DSM, Pfaff 2134
Wanted to add, I do FMQ on my DSM, Pfaff 2134
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#18
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I did my first t-shirt quilt a few months ago for a neighbors daughter, I free motioned stippling on the shirts, came out really nice, if I say so myself, she loved it. I practiced on left over tshirt pieces first, to see if I could get the look I wanted.
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