SherriB

Awesome! If you have a Salvation Army near you, they often have sales on shirts for $1.00 a piece.

xsquilter

What a great idea! I frequent the Goodwill shops, & the like, but never thought of getting shirts. I'll have to keep this in mind. What a fabulous board for an abundance of info & tips!
Maureen

quiltsRfun

Lots of fabric there. I've even seen some quilts that use the pockets and cuffs. Have fun and be creative.

OKLAHOMA PEACH

Great find.

ajonkarl

I did the same thing on a half-price day. I wanted to do the seven shirts quilt. Started cutting down the shirts and really disliked it, I would much rather cut from a piece of fabric. Got partway done cutting and my son said "Don't cut that one, thats too nice - I want it!" A good excuse not to keep going. Maybe some day I'll be determined to finish!
http://thethriftyquilter.blogspot.co...e-thrifty.html

Ditter43

I have a pretty good collection I bought over the last couple of years. I haven't decided which pattern I am going to use for them! Good excuse huh? I will get to them in time!! :lol:
I'll be watching to see what you make! :D

jljack

Great idea!! I'll have to remember that when my xxxl guy decides to ditch his somewhat worn shirts.

leatheflea

There was a fella on here this week that was gonna send his old shirts to goodwill instead he cut up the 100% cotton. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-93172-1.htm

gramto4

A local thrift store here has 99 cent Monday. Each week a different color tag is featured. That can be a good deal for a large shirt. Of course a garage sale could be less but there is a good selection in a large thrift store.