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    Old 10-25-2011, 09:42 AM
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    Originally Posted by feline fanatic
    Originally Posted by ShowMama
    Yes, the t-shirts need some type of stabilizer to prevent stretching. I use a lightweight fusible interfacing made by Pellon and it works great.
    I use this kind too. Unlike many, I cut my T-shirt to size and iron on a same size piece of the stabilizer so as not to waste any. Works fine. I have make at least 6 T-Shirt quilts and all of them turned out just fine.
    Ditto here, and I have no idea how many I've made.......a bunch!
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