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Your looks so good. I have one to quilt today (someone else put together). If it works I need to make 3 for gchildren.
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Its a beautiful quilt....have to ask the question what type of interfacing did you use? My tshirt quilt was the easiest I've ever done. Used woven cotton iron on interfacing and it didn't stretch at all. I'm wondering if you used the tricot or pellon type interfacing.
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Sorry you had such a bad time but the finished quilt looks great. I just finished my 4th one (three within the last month and a half). Two of them also had pictures of the person I was giving them to. One was all pictures. It gets easier with each new one so please try again sometime.
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It looks great! From experience, the first is the hardest. I have made several, all different, and have enjoyed-mostly-each one!
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Well, you did make one fabulous quilt !! It's so hard when you have difficulty making something but it turned out FABULOUS !!!
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Really nice!
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Great job.
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Looks really good to me. I'm wanting to make one.
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Looks great! I have been saving vacation tees to make a quilt with!
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Originally Posted by fxsts93kf
(Post 5144276)
Your quilt turned out great! A shame you didn't like the process. I took a class at the LQS and with the interfacing we used actually had very little problems with it, no stretching to speak of. I'm making another one for my brother-in-law soon. Nothing fancy mind you. I'm wondering if there are different types of interfacing for t-shirt quilts. I'm thinking I better make sure I get the same one again so I don't run into problems.
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