I really like that! I think I might try it for my 15 yr ds. Gina

Love it!!!

really nice quilt.. you did a great job... and he will love it and use it for years..

WOW! That is great! And what a cool way to find fabrics that he liked. I cant imagine my sons going with me to a fabric store, but, to go pick out a bunch of shirts.. SURE!

Terrific job and thank you for sharing
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

Thank you ladies.
It was a fun quilt to make.
It is made from 2.5" strips. The blocks finished up around 13.5".
Not exactly sure how many shirts we actually used. We collected shirts for a couple of months until I thought I had enough. When I took the shirts apart for cutting the strips, I used "only" the backs of the shirts. I tried to buy the largest shirts we could find (more fabric!) The backs were bigger than a fat quarter!
I still have the 2 fronts, 2 sleeves, and cuff & collar pieces to make another quilt.
I wanted lots of different colors, so if I had to guess, I probably had 10 -12 shirts. (lights & darks total)
We waited and went every Sunday, it was .99 day.:) I used blue fabric that's been in my stash for years along with extra log cabin blocks from the front to make the back. No extra $$$ there. I already had the batting too.
So, it was pretty cheap to make. But, now I think I'm addicted to hunting for more shirts.
I love the cozy look of the plaids.:thumbup:

what a wonderful idea for a memory quilt also. very nice.

Beautiful ! You've not only made him a wonderful quilt, but a memory to treasure........hmmmmm.....wonder if my hubby would miss any of those shirts that are way in the back of his closet?????

Absolutely stunning! Love the plaid fabrics and the colours are gorgeous.

great job and congrats on his color sense