How much did you use and did you get it in black and white? Thanks so much for the info.
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Also Barb,
What type of interfacing did you use and how much of it? Was it full size when done? I noticed 5X5 on the block numbers. |
hook 'em horns! :D
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Originally Posted by susanhcc
Also Barb,
What type of interfacing did you use and how much of it? Was it full size when done? I noticed 5X5 on the block numbers. I cut off the arms and separated the front and back and then ironed the interfacing to the part I wanted. If there was a smaller part like a little logo on the front, I would cut it down some. Once everything was ironed, I cut the big parts to 12 1/2 x 12 1/2... there were some that were 12 1/2W x 6 1/2H .. I used 2 of those to create a block.. and then there were some that were 6 1/2 x 6 1/2... four of those made a block. One thing I read and it is so true. Do not fret if you loose a bit of the picture. Several of these were bigger than I needed and so a bit got cut off or lost in the seams, but the memory is still very clear. As for the Texas Fabric.. I bought white and black... wish now I had just used the black. I think it would have looked better. One more thing... do NOT iron on the t-shirt image.. it will melt on your iron. You have to watch this when you are ironing seams. Barb C. |
Great job Barb! :thumbup:
I have been thinking about making a quilt named "Stains on the Front, so I Used the Back" & was wondering what kind of stabilizer to use. Now I know! :wink: I wear mostly jeans & solid color t-shirts (at work & at home), and usually eat at my desk at work - either reading or surfing & not paying attention....plop goes the lunch! lol But there's all that lovely colored fabric on the back, just going to waste...NOT! :D sue |
Originally Posted by zyxquilts
Great job Barb! :thumbup:
I have been thinking about making a quilt named "Stains on the Front, so I Used the Back" |
Great idea
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